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U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke said in the news release the investigation is in its early stages and could include potential death-penalty charges.
A conviction for the attempted assassination of a member of Congress carries a maximum penalty of life in prison, a $250,000 fine or both.
A conviction for attempted murder of a federal employee has a penalty of 20 years, a $250,000 fine or both.
Originally posted by OhZone
Executing the criminaly insane should be standard procedure.
Why warehouse them at the expense of good people?
The money could be better spent on those who can be helped.
Originally posted by OhZone
Executing the criminaly insane should be standard procedure.
Why warehouse them at the expense of good people?
The money could be better spent on those who can be helped.
Originally posted by v1rtu0s0
He did kill 6 people though, eM.
Originally posted by IntastellaBurst
Originally posted by OhZone
Executing the criminaly insane should be standard procedure.
Why warehouse them at the expense of good people?
The money could be better spent on those who can be helped.
..... so humanity has a price on it ???
Originally posted by ugie1028
reply to post by v1rtu0s0
He really checked to see if the lethal injection would be painful?
Eh there goes his chance for the insanity plea. If that's the case then he planned it and will definitely be executed.