Legislation requiring a unanimous verdict from the jury to recommend the death penalty will head to the state Senate floor after passing a committee vote.
February 10, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Legislation requiring a unanimous verdict from the jury to recommend the death penalty will head to the state Senate floor after passing a committee vote.
The Senate’s Criminal Justice Committee on Monday passed its version of a bill (SB 7068) that would revise Florida’s sentencing process for the death penalty.
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