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PHOENIX -- Prosecutors tried to convince jurors that Jodi Arias should be eligible for the death penalty ... The trial resumed with a new phase to decide whether Arias should be eligible for the death penalty ...
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Ariel Castro, charged with rape and kidnapping, remained jailed Friday under a suicide watch on $8 million bond while prosecutors weighed more charges, including some that might carry the death penalty ...
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If the jury determines the killing was cruel, heinous and depraved, then another phase will begin to determine whether she should get the death penalty ... Now that she's been convicted, the trial will continue as the same panel decides whether Arias should get the death penalty ... If jurors do not reach a unanimous agreement on the death penalty ...
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deserves the death penalty.... of the death penalty, we will find you, we know where you're at, we will kill you. I told Alyce the same thing, and we're tired, and...
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She could face the death penalty ... She could face the death penalty if convicted of first-degree murder. Arias' defense attorneys have been building a case that Arias was battered...
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INDIO -- Jurors recommended the death penalty Thursday for two men convicted of carjacking, kidnapping, robbing and killing a 55-year-old Indio resident. The panels -- one for...
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avoid the death penalty ... Lawyers made the offer in a motion filed Wednesday but said prosecutors have not accepted the offer because they may want to pursue the death penalty....
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It's sad that a statewide ballot initiative is needed to discontinue what essentially does not exist in California -- the death penalty ... Is the death penalty a deterrent? I do not...
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INDIO -- The prosecution's decision against pursuing the death penalty for... The Riverside County District Attorney's Office decided in August not to seek the death penalty for the...
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SACRAMENTO -- A new poll finds growing support for ending California's death penalty ... The poll found that a majority of voters now believe imposing the death penalty is more...
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