Hands Off Cain
NEWS ARCHIVE·DEATH PENALTY·OCTOBER 17, 2001

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty...

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty given Robert Servin be reduced to life without possible parole because of questions whether he was the one who shot Kimberly Fondy twice in the head

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The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that the death penalty given Robert Servin be reduced to life without possible parole because of questions whether he was the one who shot Kimberly Fondy twice in the head. The decision also said Servin was only 16 at the time of the killing and "his youth has significant value as a mitigating factor" in deciding whether to impose the death penalty.
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  • (Sources: Las Vegas Sun, 17/10/2001)