What should the attitude of conservatives be regarding the death penalty? Ben Jones of Conservatives Concerned about the Death Penalty spoke on the topic “Capital Punishment in Kansas from a conservative perspective: Is it a failed policy?” This was recorded at the Wichita Pachyderm Club on December 6, 2013. Jennifer Baysinger provided the introduction. Click here to listen.
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[…] Ben Jones of Conservatives Concerned about the Death Penalty (CCATDP) recently spoke at the Wichita Pachyderm Club about why conservatives are concerned about today’s system of capital punishment. He spoke about CCATDP, the death penalty’s flaws, and the state of the capital punishment in Kansas. Wichita Liberty covered his speech, and you can listen to it here. […]
Justice delayed is justice denied. The Carr brothers and their delayed appeal of their murder sentences before the KS Supreme Court are exhibit A.