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EXPLAINER: What's the status of the US death penalty?

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The first federal capital case tried under President Joe Biden ended with a split among jurors that means the life of an Islamic extremist who killed eight people in a New York City will be spared. It came at a rare federal death penalty trial in a state without the death penalty.

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The Independent

EXPLAINER: What's the status of the US death penalty?

The first federal capital case tried under President Joe Biden ended with a split among jurors, meaning the life of an Islamic extremist who killed eight people in a New York City will be spared

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

What's the status of the US death penalty?

The first federal capital case tried under President Joe Biden ended with a split among jurors, meaning the life of an Islamic extremist who killed eight people in a New

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

What's the status of the US death penalty?

The first federal capital case tried under President Joe Biden ended with a split among jurors, meaning the life of an Islamic extremist who killed eight people in a New York City will be spared

1 year ago·United States

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KRDO

What's the status of the US death penalty?

By MICHAEL TARM and ALANNA DURKIN RICHER Associated Press The first federal capital case tried under President Joe Biden ended with a split among jurors, meaning the life of an Islamic extremist who killed eight people in a New York City will be spared. It came at a rare federal death penalty trial in a state without the death penalty. That Biden’s Justice Department continued to seek the death penalty for Sayfullo Saipov was a surprise to many …

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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What's the status of the US death penalty?

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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The Hill

What’s the status of the US death penalty?

The first federal capital case tried under President Biden ended with a split among jurors, which means the life of an Islamic extremist who killed eight people in a New York City will be spared.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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