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Monday, September 14, 2015

BREAKING: Special Report: Death penalty in America may be living on borrowed time


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  The emotional and financial toll of prosecuting a single capital case to its conclusion, along with the increased availability of life without parole and continuing court challenges to execution methods, have made the ultimate punishment more elusive than at any time since its reinstatement in 1976.

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