State to consider death penalty repeal
Connecticut lawmakers are once again trying to repeal the state's death penalty. A proposal is expected to be brought before the Judiciary Committee today. A similar measure failed in the Senate last
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Feb 22, 2012, 4:25 PM
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Updated 4,746 days ago
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Connecticut lawmakers are once again trying to repeal the state's death penalty.
A proposal is expected to be brought before the Judiciary Committee today.
A similar measure failed in the Senate last year.
Gov. Malloy has said he would sign a bill abolishing the death penalty for all future cases.
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