>  MP> > And what's up with the 3 who still remain on death row? Biden decided

>  MP> > those three should still die, but that the other 47 are more deserving
>  MP> ife

>  MP> At least two of them are charged with "hate crimes" so that would have
>  MP> been bad for business for a Democrat to commute their sentences.

> That explains it perfectly.

I thought so.  I understand what a "hate crime" is, and am not bothered
that it is used as an "accessory charge" to make it more likely a criminal
does their time.  In this case, though, it feels like it is being used in a
way that says the murders they committed are somehow "more important" than
the ones whose assailants were commutted.

> The summarized descriptions of their crimes sound somewhat common, but there
> are probably certain details that weren't mentioned that took their charges
o
> federal courts.

> "Murder with the intent of preventing testimony by a witness, victim, or
> informant. Retaliatory murder of a witness, victim, or informant."

> I got that quote from an attorney's website. Those are some of the
> circumstances that result in federal charges.

Yeah, that makes sense.  The summaries used on TV and other places lacked a
lot of details.  I know a couple of them were murders who then murdered
prison guards (or other staff) while in prison.


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