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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced his support for abolishing the death penalty, stating it no longer serves as a deterrent to violent crime. He presented data showing a decline in death sentences and executions, and emphasized the emotional toll on victims' families and state employees. DeWine called for legislative action or a public vote on the issue.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced his support for abolishing the death penalty, stating it no longer serves as a deterrent to violent crime. He presented data showing a decline in death sentences and executions, and emphasized the emotional toll on victims' families and state employees. DeWine called for legislative action or a public vote on the issue.
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GOP Gov DeWine urges Ohio to abolish the death penalty, says it is no longer a deterrent
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Supports Abolishing Death Penalty