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  • 'Throwing the book at pedophiles': DeSantis signs tough new laws protecting children

    05/02/2023 7:57:42 PM PDT · by NetAddicted · 41 replies
    Lifesitenews.com ^ | 5/2/2023 | Ashley Sadler
    Child rapists will be eligible for the death penalty and Florida will crack down on drug dealers targeting kids. TITUSVILLE, Florida (LifeSiteNews) — Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed tough new legislation that will beef up penalties for drug-dealers who target kids and make child rapists eligible for the death penalty. Another measure will shield Floridians from left-wing bail reform policies that have led to increased crime rates by softening penalties for law-breakers. Gov. DeSantis’ office announced the approval of the laws in a Monday afternoon press release, touting the measures as a means to “strengthen public safety...
  • A new Florida bill could spell literal death for queer and trans citizens (SB1342-death penalty for child sex abuse)

    04/17/2023 5:04:40 AM PDT · by NetAddicted · 80 replies
    MSN ^ | 4/16/2023 | Into
    Florida has somehow become an even more lethal place to live for queer and trans Americans, thanks to the passage of two new bills. The first, SB 1342, stipulates that child sexual abuse and acts of pedophilia may be punishable by the death penalty. The second bill would make it easier for a jury to send the accused to the gallows.
  • Florida lawmakers pursue death penalty in child rapes

    04/12/2023 2:44:42 PM PDT · by grimalkin · 17 replies
    CBS MIAMI ^ | APRIL 11, 2023 | CBS MIAMI TEAM
    TALLAHASSEE - In a move that likely would spur a constitutional fight, Florida lawmakers appear ready to pass a proposal that would allow the death penalty for people who commit sexual battery on children under age 12. The House is scheduled Thursday to take up its version of the bill (HB 1297), while the Senate version (SB 1342) was approved Tuesday by the Rules Committee, positioning it to go to the full Senate. The proposal comes after decades of U.S. Supreme Court and Florida Supreme Court rulings that have said it is unconstitutional to execute defendants in rape cases. A...