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From: dwl@hou5e.UUCP (D Levenson)
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Subject: Re: Value of Human Life vs. Value of Property
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Date: Tue, 4-Oct-83 15:54:15 EDT
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Every year, there are a few cases where someone previously found
guilty and sentenced is later found to be innocent, and given an
appology.  While this is a small number of cases, it is not
insignificantly small.

Does capital punnishment make sense in this environment?  How do you
reverse that sentence?  Perhaps the sentencing judge should then be
sentenced to death! :-)

-Dave Levenson