Minnesota: VOTERS WOULD DECIDE ON CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
Gov. Tim Pawlenty called for voters to amend the state constitution to reinstate capital punishment and outlined a system he claimed would be a national model.
The governor said his proposal would create a "modern and cautious" process for carrying out the death penalty for criminals that commit
"I believe the public supports this issue, and its moral weight and significance demand that the public be heard," the governor said.
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