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South Carolina appears headed to become the second state in the country to make some twice convicted sex offenders eligible for the death penalty, but some opponents say there might be unintended consequences to this emotional debate.<br>
South Carolina appears headed to become the second state in the country to make some twice convicted sex offenders eligible for the death penalty, but some opponents say there might be unintended consequences to this emotional debate.<br>
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<i>source: Article 'Concerns raised over state's interest in death penalty for sex offenders' by Jim Davenport (Associated Press); www.goupstate.com/ apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID= /20060405/NEWS/ 604050358/1051/news01; Goupstate.com; 5 April 2006</i>
<i>source: Article 'Concerns raised over state's interest in death penalty for sex offenders' by Jim Davenport (Associated Press); www.goupstate.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060405/NEWS/604050358/1051/news01; Goupstate.com; 5 April 2006</i>


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South Carolina appears headed to become the second state in the country to make some twice convicted sex offenders eligible for the death penalty, but some opponents say there might be unintended consequences to this emotional debate.

source: Article 'Concerns raised over state's interest in death penalty for sex offenders' by Jim Davenport (Associated Press); www.goupstate.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060405/NEWS/604050358/1051/news01; Goupstate.com; 5 April 2006