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South Carolina should keep carrying out death sentences.
South Carolina resumed executions in 2024 after a 13-year pause, using lethal injection, electrocution or firing squad. Stopping them would require a moratorium or a change in state law.
Alan Wilson
The Supreme Court got it wrong in 2008. For too long, child predators have been shielded from the full weight of justice.
Taxpayers shouldn't be stuck footing the bill for decades due to government red tape, and victims of the most heinous crimes deserve justice in a timely manner.
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