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Arizona Judges Launch Effort Seeking Quicker Resolutions to Death Penalty Cases

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Maricopa County prosecutors have frequently pursued the death penalty, but just 13% of cases ended in a death sentence, ProPublica and ABC15 Arizona found. Experts say the numbers raise questions about the office’s decision-making.

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Arizona Judges Launch Effort Seeking Quicker Resolutions to Death Penalty Cases

Maricopa County prosecutors have frequently pursued the death penalty, but just 13% of cases ended in a death sentence, ProPublica and ABC15 Arizona found. Experts say the numbers raise questions about the office’s decision-making.

·New York, United States
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