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Jan 29, 2008: A moment in the journey of HB 285, to abolish capital punishment in New Mexico. The bill's sponsor, Rep. Gail Chasey, D-Bernalillo, bows her head as the New Mexico District Attorney's Association voices its opposition to the bill before the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee.
HB 285 passed the committee 5-2.
Just a moment I'm glad I captured.
By SFR Staff
Jan 29, 2008: A moment in the journey of HB 285, to abolish capital punishment in New Mexico. The bill's sponsor, Rep. Gail Chasey, D-Bernalillo, bows her head as the New Mexico District Attorney's Association voices its opposition to the bill before the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee.
HB 285 passed the committee 5-2.
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