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Ohio AG Yost Continues to Back Capital Punishment Despite System s Shortcomings

In legally mandated report, Yost insists the punishment is just but the system is riddled with problems

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Guest Commentary: Ohio Attorney General s Push to Revive the Death Penalty is Untimely, Unseemly and Unnecessary | Cincinnati

The execution of Dennis McGuire on Jan. 16, 2014, was one of the last executions I witnessed as a reporter for the Columbus Dispatch. It was a nightmare.

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Op-Ed: Ohio Attorney General s Push to Revive the Death Penalty is Untimely, Unseemly, and Unnecessary | Cleveland

Yost is woefully misguided in pushing Ohio to follow suit with Alabama by adopting nitrogen hypoxia for capital punishment

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Is the Death Penalty Dying? Sentences, Executions Remain Low

The U.S. Supreme Court is one institution that seems to be out of step with the growing march against state-sponsored killing.

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Ohio senators introduce bipartisan bill to end of death penalty

Ohio would become the 24th state in the U.S. to repeal the death penalty if this passes both the Senate and House and is signed into law by Gov. Mike DeWine

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