You know the court didnt say they had to hire a Budhist. They could pick a Budhist reverend of their choice. Guarantee you they could have got one for free.
They do not have a right to clergy in the execution chamber.
Wind your neck in.
Never did.
There’s more to it than that. The priest has to be a state employee to be in the execution chamber.
A better story,
This is nothing but an end around the lawyers are using to stay his execution.
Irony.
Ridiculous.
I can safely say there are zero babies on death row in Texas.
well thats your opinion. and you are most welcome to it.
revenge killing are the worse.
Allan
Convenience killings are much worse. At least there’s heart in revenge killing, a sense of closure. Convenience killings are more in line with selecting a flavor of latte. Whatever is palatable at the moment.
Ridiculous. The worst killings are those of children after rape.
Revenge killings don’t even make the top 100.
Isn’t it just a bureaucratic eye for an eye?
Revenge is a motive, what makes it worse than other motives?
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Apparently, Texas has problems with other religions besides christianity.
So…you think it’s too hard to find a Buddhist cleric in Texas? And who says these clerics have to be “hired” and on the payroll all the time? Are they executing so many people in Texas that they need full time clerics now?
If they can ban clergy from the execution chamber, they can also make it okay for a non state employee to be in there. But they knew which way they wanted to go.
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Eye for eye yes. I’m not sure I would call it bureaucratic.
They have to be state employed to be in the execution chamber room.
It is not the Left that kicked religion out of prisons when there are executions going on. It fascinates me that you blame the Left for this.
Not any more they don’t…the state of Texas is pouting.
