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The Columbus Dispatch
DeWine criticizes Ohio's death penalty
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has called for ending the state's death penalty, stating it is an ineffective deterrent. He noted that most executions take decades to carry out, with the average time for the last 10 executions being 21 years, and argued that efforts should focus on imprisoning repeat violent offenders. DeWine urged lawmakers to abolish the death penalty or seek voter approval to do so.
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