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Supreme Court Weighs Death Penalty for Child Rape

By Associated Press | April 17, 2008

WASHINGTON — A seemingly divided Supreme Court struggled yesterday over whether the rape of children should be punishable by execution, a case that could determine whether the death penalty is extended to crimes other than murder. Arguments involving a Louisiana man's rape of his 8-year-old stepdaughter took place the same day the fractured court upheld lethal injection in the execution of condemned prisoners.


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