KNOXVILLE, Tenn.
The president suggested that certain major crimes, such as the murder of a law enforcement officer, could become punishable by death.
Fifty years ago, as the Supreme Court was gearing up to hear arguments in Roe v.
President Donald Trump said that his administration will seek the death penalty in all murder cases in Washington, DC, a move that could run into significant obstacles with city juries.
Within moments of arriving in Philadelphia in January, Robert Clinton ’24 and Charles Sonenclar ’24 — two Harvard Law students participating in the school’s Capital Punishment Clinic — dove into work .
Her condition raises questions about whether Tennessee could attempt to execute her again if she is incapable of understanding what is happening.
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