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by mikevp
2856 days ago
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In the case of Rose Bird, at least, it wasn't "overturning too many death penalty cases", it was policy of a blanket rubber-stamp "overturned" on any and all death penalty cases. She was opposed to the death penalty, and was imposing her opinion on the matter over the law. |
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And then stretch that to two other Justices.
And as we now know the 80's clamor for less and less legal review and more and more executions had pretty bad outcomes[1]
[1]https://www.aclu.org/other/dna-testing-and-death-penalty