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Proponents and Opponents of the Death Penalty Speak Out After Argument by Former Lawyer

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Former criminal defense lawyer Pieter van der Kruijs's guest opinion on the death penalty is stirring up a lot of emotion among readers.

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Proponents and Opponents of the Death Penalty Speak Out After Argument by Former Lawyer

Former criminal defense lawyer Pieter van der Kruijs's guest opinion on the death penalty is stirring up a lot of emotion among readers.

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