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Tennessee's death penalty lottery: Arbitrary justice - Nashville Banner

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In their 2018 article for the Tennessee Journal of Law and Policy, attorneys Bradley MacLean and H.E. Miller Jr. posed a challenge to highlight what they described as “Tennessee’s death penalty lottery.” They outlined the details of two murder cases and asked the reader to pick the one that resulted in a death sentence. The first case involved two defendants convicted of killing six people. The trial revealed that the two had shot a man and a wo…

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Tennessee's death penalty lottery: Arbitrary justice - Nashville Banner

In their 2018 article for the Tennessee Journal of Law and Policy, attorneys Bradley MacLean and H.E. Miller Jr. posed a challenge to highlight what they described as “Tennessee’s death penalty lottery.” They outlined the details of two murder cases and asked the reader to pick the one that resulted in a death sentence. The first case involved two defendants convicted of killing six people. The trial revealed that the two had shot a man and a wo…

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