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: StandDown Texas ProjectUtah Governor Wants Additional Appeal Limits
By Steve Hall
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The Salt Lake Tribune reports, "Guv wants streamlined death penalty appeals." It's written by Robert Gehrke. After the state executed convicted murderer
Ronnie Lee Gardner, Gov. Gary Herbert said he wants to see the appeals
process for condemned prisoners streamlined, so executions can be
carried out more expeditiously. ?Twenty-five years is just too long. There
ought to be a process that?s more timely,? Herbert said Thursday during
his monthly news conference on KUED. ?It?s just too long and it becomes
too much of a circus atmosphere. ? And it doesn?t serve the families
very well.? Gardner was executed by firing squad June 18
for the 1985 slaying of attorney Michael Burdell during an attempted
courthouse escape...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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