US EditionMaricopa County’s Handling of Death Penalty Cases Puts Its Secretive Review Process in Question
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Herald/Review MediaMaricopa County’s Handling of Death Penalty Cases Puts Its Secretive Review Process in Question
In nearly 350 death penalty cases Maricopa County prosecutors pursued over 20 years, just 13% ended in a death sentence. The numbers indicate the need for a more deliberate and transparent process to decide capital charges, experts say.
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