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SPC George Rudenko
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In a capital murder case, especially when death penalty is possible, all recourses must be afforded to the defendant even if s/he doesn't want them. If there is a slight hint of mental illness that avenue has to be exhausted... I hate to say I agree, but I do in light of death row inmates cases being overturned years later on DNA or other. Make no mistake this $h!tbag will fave justice but in a way that guarantees a guilty verdict and just punishment.
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PO2 Mark Saffell
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Not sure about that state but if memory serves me correct from my high school days your not allowed to plead guilty to Murder One in the state of Missouri. Not sure why or if that's still on the books, but was at one time.
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SGT Francis Wright
SGT Francis Wright
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I think it's because you can't get a life sentence or executed with a plea.
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MSgt Kurt Woodward
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Why not just buy a piece of rope instead of a bullet? At least then you will still be able to use the rope later on for something else.
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I think the cost still averages out in the end. You can always reload the brass as well.
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MSgt Kurt Woodward
MSgt Kurt Woodward
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True MSG Rader, but you still have to have all the tools, powder, and of course another bullet! Not to mention the cost of your time in reloading the cartridge.
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SSgt Logan Figueroa
SSgt Logan Figueroa
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1SG (Join to see) took the words put of my mouth.
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Capt Gregory Prickett
Capt Gregory Prickett
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MSgt Kurt Woodward - All executions by hanging use a brand new rope. You have to weigh the person to be executed, boil the rope, stretch it, wax the knot, and check the book against the weight for the length of drop. I believe that hanging as a method of execution is still allow in Washington State, and perhaps Delaware. The rope should be 3/4 to 1-1/4 inch thick hemp.
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