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The Nebraska Death Penalty Debate

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"Judge put execution views aside," is the title of Paul Hammel's report in today's Omaha World-Herald.Sarpy County District Judge Ronald Reagan was among the three judges who, in 1984, sentenced child-killer John Joubert to die in Nebraska's electric chair. Last week Reagan, who retired in 2005, was among the people urging state lawmakers to repeal the death penalty, which he called "state-sanctioned revenge."The former judge's testimony came as a surprise during an afternoon-long hearing on a bill to change the state's method of execution to lethal injection and another bill to do away with capital punishment. Reagan said Friday in an interview that he has always opposed capital punishment "on philosophical grounds...continue to full post

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