This bill is a way to take all rights from the inmates and concerned citizens. It appears to be more of an act or retaliation than justice or reform.
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Sean Jarrett
4 years ago
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Oklahoma has failed to atone for the injustices it has brought against people of color and other marginalized people groups. This will further harm and threaten the beauty of justice in our state.
HB3903 will prevent the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board from having the opportunity to recommend that someone that was wrongly convicted and sentenced to death the opportunity to be released.
Finally Oklahoma has a dark history as it relates to the misuse of capital punishment. According to the innoncent project 10 individuals sentenced to death have been exonerated.
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Jeni Markham Clewell
4 years ago
Please allow for our human frailty to allow the innocent a chance at justice!
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Jon Middendorf
4 years ago
Unnecessary. The statistics tell the story; sometimes the system gets it wrong. Blind faith might be fatal.
This bill is a way to take all rights from the inmates and concerned citizens. It appears to be more of an act or retaliation than justice or reform.
Oklahoma has failed to atone for the injustices it has brought against people of color and other marginalized people groups. This will further harm and threaten the beauty of justice in our state. HB3903 will prevent the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board from having the opportunity to recommend that someone that was wrongly convicted and sentenced to death the opportunity to be released. Finally Oklahoma has a dark history as it relates to the misuse of capital punishment. According to the innoncent project 10 individuals sentenced to death have been exonerated.
Please allow for our human frailty to allow the innocent a chance at justice!
Unnecessary. The statistics tell the story; sometimes the system gets it wrong. Blind faith might be fatal.