Notas del episodio
What happens when justice turns into political theater? In this second and final installment of our deep dive into the death penalty, we explore former President Biden's controversial decision to commute 37 federal death sentences, only to have some of those cases reopened at the state level. What follows is a story not just about inmates and institutions, but about victims’ families being retraumatized, public funds being misused, and a justice system twisted into a political game. Guest expert, Dale Baich, and host Justin Yentes uncover the ripple effects of these decisions from the unusual communications of the DOJ to the emotional toll on survivors and families of the victims.
Key Moments:
- How victims’ families are retraumatized by reopening decades-old cases
- The hidden cost: $300M+ per execution and the strain ...