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Death Penalty: Speed it up or throw it out?
There are two, starkly different measures concerning capital punishment on Tuesday's ballot. Proposition 62 would repeal the death penalty, and make life without parole California's most severe sentence. Proposition 66 seeks to speed up the process, from conviction to execution.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 1 min readThere are two, starkly different measures concerning capital punishment on Tuesday's ballot. Proposition 62 would repeal the death penalty, and make life without parole California's most severe sentence. Proposition 66 seeks to speed up the process, from conviction to execution.
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KCRW special election preview- 1:27Death Penalty: Speed it up or throw it out?You’re reading this
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- 18:44Measure M could drive LA transportation for the next 4 decades
- 24:13US Senate: Democrats Harris, Sanchez try to distinguish themselves
- 29:02Measure LV: Santa Monica, the epicenter of anti-development
- 33:24Proposition 58: Should education always begin with English?
- 40:25Big money flows into California ballot initiatives
- 46:56Proposition 64: Legal pot gets another shot
- 51:24Ballot breakdown: the influence of passing propositions
The full episode
1 of 10KCRW special election preview- 1:27Death Penalty: Speed it up or throw it out?You’re reading this
- 7:56Proposition HHH: New taxes to fund homeless housing
- 12:52Build Better LA: How will LA grow up?
- 18:44Measure M could drive LA transportation for the next 4 decades
- 24:13US Senate: Democrats Harris, Sanchez try to distinguish themselves
- 29:02Measure LV: Santa Monica, the epicenter of anti-development
- 33:24Proposition 58: Should education always begin with English?
- 40:25Big money flows into California ballot initiatives
- 46:56Proposition 64: Legal pot gets another shot
- 51:24Ballot breakdown: the influence of passing propositions