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At a moment none of us could have predicted or prepared for, senseless violence took from us children, parents, spouses, siblings and other loved ones. Our direct experiences with the legal system and our struggles with grief have led us all to the same conclusion: The death penalty fails victims’ families.”.
13 Δεκ 2012 · But he was born a woman and named Tracy Lehuanani Lagondino in 1974 in Oahu, Hawaii. Judging from photos, Tracy was a beauty, and Beatie's biography says she participated in beauty pageants...
4 Ιουν 1998 · Of the chief District Attorneys in counties using the death penalty in the United States, nearly 98% are white and only 1% are African-American. These new empirical studies underscore a persistent pattern of racial disparities which has appeared throughout the country over the past twenty years.
The greatest racial disparity of the death penalty is the way in which the death penalty is largely reserved for cases where the victims are white. … And that’s true throughout this country. We’ve used it particularly aggressively when minority defendants are accused of killing white people.
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3 ημέρες πριν · After five months of reporting and speaking with loved ones of the five students, I found myself immersed in their lives. I learned that they — particularly the women — were like me. I’m a white...
14 Απρ 2008 · Tracy/Thomas grew a beard, changed her legal identity to male, and married her partner, Nancy. But it takes more than a mastectomy and hormone treatments to overturn biology.
