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Tag Archives: death penalty
Weekend recap (for those of you who were also sick Monday, making Tuesday more of Monday than Monday was, get it?)
I’m a little late getting this up (just a whole day) but here are some of the stories you missed this weekend (and maybe Monday too, I know I did). I was out sick Monday, so Tuesday is the official … Continue reading
Who deserves to die? A discussion on the death penalty
As I have spent the better part of the last month in a courtroom, it seems only fitting that I donate at least one post to what I have been doing. The Manling Tsang Williams murder case has been ongoing … Continue reading
Posted in Rowland Heights
Tagged death penalty, Justice John Paul Stevens, Manling Williams, SCOTUS, U.S. Supreme Court
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