Death penalty: Is it outdated in USA?

As the death penalty is discussed throughout the country, Hank Skinner is a death row inmate is fighting to prove his innocence but can't get excess to DNA evidences that can prove that his not guilty.


How can the United States continue to use the death penalty when there are multiple cases that are wrongfully accused?


Tony Katz says the people who sneak through the cracks are extremely minute; however DNA testing is necessary to stop those from happening.

Insanity on Death Row

Original air date: 11/11/07


Reporter Lara Logan talks with Tennessee death row inmate Gregory Thompson, who awaits execution for the 1985 slaying of Brenda Lane.


Thompson has been diagnosed by multiple doctors as being schizophrenic and suffering from delusions.


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Women On Death Row

Originally aired June 23, 2007. This is a segment from CNN Saturday Night.


The Program explores the reasons behind the wide disparity in the number of women vs. men given the death penalty in the United States.


Segment guests are criminologist Wes Abercrombie, death penalty defense attorney Stephen Bright, and Dallas Co., Texas District Attorney Craig Watkins.


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