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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has called for the end of the death penalty in the state, stating it does not improve public safety and lacks moral justification. DeWine, who co-wrote the death penalty bill over 45 years ago, no longer believes it serves as a deterrent to murder.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has called for the end of the death penalty in the state, stating it does not improve public safety and lacks moral justification. DeWine, who co-wrote the death penalty bill over 45 years ago, no longer believes it serves as a deterrent to murder.
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Ohio Republican governor urges end to death penalty, saying it cannot be morally justified
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Calls for Abolishment of Death Penalty