No capital punishment in Illinois

[Remodeling Maidiac]

I believe most on death row die naturally before their execution date. That kid may live another 40 years. Maybe not.

His ability to survive in prison will be determined by his victims and his ability to mentally adjust.
Based on his looks and what I've heard he probably won't do well.

 

[whitehall]

There's a reason why we don't have a DP in Illinois.

We had too many cases of innocent people being railroaded to death row.

There isn't a single case of an innocent person executed in Ill. in modern times but you have monsters who deserve it six times and their ain't a thing they can do.

 

[okfine]

His ability to survive in prison will be determined by his victims and his ability to mentally adjust.
Based on his looks and what I've heard he probably won't do well.

I think so too. The scrawny guy couldn't adjust on the outside.

 

[jc456]

I think so too. The scrawny guy couldn't adjust on the outside.

good thing we defunded cops eh?

I love it when demofks crash and burn on their own statements.

Kamala Harris talks defunding police and sharing the wealth

Kamala Harris was on The View in June and explained why we need to defund police departments all around the country. She is very, very radical but is being portrayed by the media as a ‘moderate,’ a ‘centrist,’ almost run of the mill. Megan McCain asked her what she thought about the movement...

www.independentsentinel.com

 

[JoeB131]

There isn't a single case of an innocent person executed in Ill. in modern times but you have monsters who deserve it six times and their ain't a thing they can do.

We put 16 men on Death Row who were innocent. Yes, they were exonerated eventually, but to a sane person, that's MUCH TOO CLOSE.

Illinois did manage to execute 12 people. The most famous being John Gacy, the serial killer. Most of the rest were people who killed only one person.

We had 16 people who were exonerated.

 

[jc456]

We put 16 men on Death Row who were innocent. Yes, they were exonerated eventually, but to a sane person, that's MUCH TOO CLOSE.

Illinois did manage to execute 12 people. The most famous being John Gacy, the serial killer. Most of the rest were people who killed only one person.

We had 16 people who were exonerated.

name them. I live in illinois haven't heard that. what keyword do I use?

I don't count 12. you making things up again Joe?

Illinois

History of the Death Penalty Following the U.S. Porter's case is credited with reigniting public debate on the death penalty in Illinois, eventually leading to a moratorium followed by abolition. On January 11, 2003, at the same time that the Governor of Illinois issued a blanket commutation to all…

deathpenaltyinfo.org

 

[badger2]

It stems from religion.

The shaman's prayers to the animal's spirit evolved to the sacrifice of Isaac.

 

[JoeB131]

name them. I live in illinois haven't heard that. what keyword do I use?

Actually, I was wrong, it was 20 people.

Illinois Death Penalty Exonerations, Center on Wrongful Convictions: Northwestern Pritzker School of Law

www.law.northwestern.edu

 

[jc456]

Actually, I was wrong, it was 20 people.

Illinois Death Penalty Exonerations, Center on Wrongful Convictions: Northwestern Pritzker School of Law

www.law.northwestern.edu

that wasn't so hard now was it. Thanks!!
Now do you have any that were actually executed?

6.7% seems like a fairly low number.

 

[jbrownson0831]

Comfort in prison?

He likes dressing as a girl, a perfect Dimmer.

 

[badger2]

I think so too. The scrawny guy couldn't adjust on the outside.

There will be little discourse to elucidate the shooter's pathology, only media bullshit where Kameltoe confronts the preacher, the latter opportunizing the situation to prove that the lack of religion was the cause of the violence.

Inept is this justice system, when alarm bells should have gone off when the bitch tried to commit suicide in April, the classic month for suicides. It's disturbingly easy to visualize a bug-eyed bureaucrat poring over the papers on the desk and coming to Crimo's case, at which instance a sneeze occurs and Crimo's documents go onto pile B.

Crimo gave the clue while still on the outside: suicide is violence turned inward. Having failed that, his violence would now be premeditated so that he could finally, regardless of the consequences, honor himself at succeeding with something.

 

[whitehall]

He likes dressing as a girl, a perfect Dimmer.

Not much comfort on the gurney.

 

[badger2]

He likes dressing as a girl, a perfect Dimmer.

If cross-dressing actually preserves masculinity, Ukrainian soldiers doing it to escape Mariupol was this year's model par excellence. Now that Ukraine is recruiting women, will the girls decide to dress as boys when they get surrounded?

 

[jbrownson0831]

If cross-dressing actually preserves masculinity, Ukrainian soldiers doing it to escape Mariupol was this year's model par excellence. Now that Ukraine is recruiting women, will the girls decide to dress as boys when they get surrounded?

Nope the women will go as they are, cross dressing is for sissies.

 

[PoliticalChic]

You think capital punishment is "religious baloney"?
Do you & you're progbot partners all go to the same lobotomist or is it a do-it-yourself type thing?

They tried.....but the lobotomist was unable to find anything but an IOU.

 

[BlindBoo]

Lets change the venue to Texas.

Impossible, true.