Ohio
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- APRIL 6, 2001OhioDEATH PENALTY
A federal judge said a man sentenced to die for the...
A federal judge said a man sentenced to die for the slaying of an elderly couple in Warren must be resentenced because his attorneys did a poor job of representing him
- JANUARY 30, 2001OhioDEATH PENALTY
SB 25, was filed by Sen
SB 25, was filed by Sen
- JANUARY 1, 2001OhioDEATH PENALTY
Ohio does not forbid the execution of the mentally...
Ohio does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded but does forbid the execution of juvenile offenders
- AUGUST 6, 2000OhioDEATH PENALTY
Although a majority of Ohioans continue to support...
Although a majority of Ohioans continue to support the death penalty, a Buckeye State Poll, conducted by the Ohio State University, found the following: 46% would prefer life in prison without the possibility of parole as an alternative to the death penal
- JANUARY 1, 2000OhioDEATH PENALTY
Ohio does not forbid the execution of the mentally...
Ohio does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded but does forbid the execution of juvenile offenders
- FEBRUARY 19, 1999OhioDEATH PENALTY
Ohio had its first execution in over thirty-five years...
Ohio had its first execution in over thirty-five years when Wilford Berry Jr
- JANUARY 1, 1999OhioDEATH PENALTY
Sixty-eight percent of Ohioans reported that the likelihood...
Sixty-eight percent of Ohioans reported that the likelihood of an innocent person being wrongly convicted and executed was either somewhat likely or very likely
- JANUARY 1, 1999OhioDEATH PENALTY
Almost half the men on Ohio's death row are black,...
Almost half the men on Ohio's death row are black, yet blacks make up just 9% of the state's population
- JANUARY 1, 1999OhioDEATH PENALTY
Ohio does not forbid the execution of the mentally...
Ohio does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded but does forbid the execution of juvenile offenders
- JANUARY 1, 1999OhioDEATH PENALTY
A bill to allow evidence at sentencing that the death...
A bill to allow evidence at sentencing that the death penalty was being imposed in a demographically disparate manner was considered but not passed