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NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·FEBRUARY 13, 2003

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

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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.
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  • (Sources: The (Farmington) Daily Times, 13/02/2003)