S. 34493rd CongressSenate Bill

Requires the mandatory imposition of the death penalty for individuals convicted of the following crimes: (1) aircraft piracy resulting in…

Official title: A bill to require mandatory imposition of the death penalty for individuals convicted of certain crimes.

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Requires the mandatory imposition of the death penalty for individuals convicted of the following crimes: (1) aircraft piracy resulting in the loss of a life; (2) the killing of a law enforcement officer, fireman or judicial officer; (3) the assassination of a Governor of a State; and (4) the killing of any human being by one who has been sentenced to life imprisonment.

Introduced Jan 12, 1973
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Paul Fannin

Republican

U.S. Senator · AZ

Introduced solo — no cosponsors joined.

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