The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee gave...
The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee gave a do pass with no recommendation to a bill that would expand the considerations for the death penalty
The House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee gave a do pass with no recommendation to a bill that would expand the considerations for the death penalty.
House Bill 272 sponsored by Rep. Joseph Cervantes, D-Las Cruces, calls for the death penalty as an option for acts of terrorism.
Committee members agreed to pass the bill on to the Judiciary Committee for further examination.
House Bill 272 sponsored by Rep. Joseph Cervantes, D-Las Cruces, calls for the death penalty as an option for acts of terrorism.
Committee members agreed to pass the bill on to the Judiciary Committee for further examination.
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- (Sources: The (Farmington) Daily Times, 13/02/2003)