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...took office, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals had reversed 33 percent of capital sentences. Since then the rate of reversal has fallen to three percent of capital cases, while courts nationwide reverse 66 percent of capital cases. Either the trials in Texas have suddenly become miraculously free of error, or the Texas courts have been lax in their duties. In 79 of 103 appeals cases surveyed by the Texas Defender Service, the judge never held the normal hearing but instead relied on filed documents...
...person that saves the king-a man named Willis, former priest and amateur physician-does so by shocking him into sanity, by breaking him up so he can be built up again. Willis character demands a mixture of sternness and doting which unfortunately evades title actor Alexis Burgess. The error is on the side of severity, as Burgess's Willis breaks George through boot camp discipline combined with asylum methods. His role in the production is not that of foil for the king's will, but, at best, of disciplinarian. Burgess's Willis is a tool to hammer reason back...
Last Saturday's loss to Princeton greatly minimized the Crimson's margin for error and left the team with four games left to win. So far, the status is one down, three...
Sound like an error the Registrar's Office hasn't spotted? Chi is actually one of dozens taking advantage of the option to take chamber music classes Music 91r or Music 93r multiple times...
...something. Bush, who has already once in this race found coasting to be a fruitless endeavor, is trying it again after a cluster of potentially self-fulfilling polls - Americans love to pick a winner - showed him emerging from the debate season with a just-bigger-than-margin-of-error-sized lead. A little daylight. Ever since, Bush has been grinning, and the lead has been shrinking...