New York
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- MAY 7, 2001New YorkDEATH PENALTY
Andrew Cuomo, whose father repeatedly blocked the death...
Andrew Cuomo, whose father repeatedly blocked the death penalty during his 12 years as governor, is pledging to carry out executions if he becomes governor
- MARCH 6, 2001New YorkDEATH PENALTY
It was introduced a bill to eliminate the provisions...
It was introduced a bill to eliminate the provisions of law establishing the imposition of the death penalty for first-degree murder (AB 6215)
- MARCH 5, 2001New YorkDEATH PENALTY
It was tabled, after much debate, Democratic legislator...
It was tabled, after much debate, Democratic legislator William Kinne's proposal to ask Gov
- FEBRUARY 12, 2001New YorkDEATH PENALTY
Kerry Kennedy Cuomo, 41, wife of Andrew Cuomo and daughter...
Kerry Kennedy Cuomo, 41, wife of Andrew Cuomo and daughter of Robert F
- JANUARY 1, 2001New YorkDEATH PENALTY
New York forbids the execution of the mentally retarded,...
New York forbids the execution of the mentally retarded, except for murders by prisoners, and prohibits the execution of juveniles by requiring that the offender be "more than 18" at the time of the crime
- JANUARY 1, 2000New YorkDEATH PENALTY
New York forbids the execution of the mentally retarded,...
New York forbids the execution of the mentally retarded, except for murders by prisoners, and prohibits the execution of juveniles by requiring that the offender be "more than 18" at the time of the crime
- JANUARY 1, 1999New YorkDEATH PENALTY
New York's death penalty was reinstated on September 1, 1995
New York's death penalty was reinstated on September 1, 1995
- JANUARY 1, 1999New YorkDEATH PENALTY
Bills to abolish the death penalty, to lower the age...
Bills to abolish the death penalty, to lower the age of eligibility from 18 to 17, to broaden the crimes for which death could be imposed, to curtail appeals, to allow victim impact statements and other changes in the trial procedures, and to eliminate li
- JANUARY 1, 1999New YorkDEATH PENALTY
New York forbids the execution of the mentally retarded,...
New York forbids the execution of the mentally retarded, except for murders by prisoners, and prohibits the execution of juveniles by requiring that the offender be "more than 18" at the time of the crime