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Apparently some judge sentenced a guy to death twice. This is what passes for logic in the american legal system. He appealed, and it was commuted to life imprisonment. That is, one of the death sentences was. The other stands.
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A more appropriate punishment may be hysterectomy (sans anaesthesia, natch) followed by life without parole?
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Originally posted by xoggoth View PostDidn't we have a similar thing (or same thing) a while back? Sure I mentioned Caligula or Nero or whoever it was.
http://forums.contractoruk.com/312724-post1.html
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Missouri does it by lethal injection, but hasn't carried out any executions for a couple of years now.Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
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She was in a dreamlike state when she strangled the woman (but not to death) before cutting the baby out.
Scary ******* dreams!!!!!!
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Didn't we have a similar thing (or same thing) a while back? Sure I mentioned Caligula or Nero or whoever it was.
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Good God. The first time I read about this I was shocked and horrified and the passage of time hasn't reduced its' impact. That's downright horrific.
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