DeWine: No blanket commutation for Ohio's Death Row
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said Monday that while he’s looking at commuting some death-penalty sentences before leaving office in January, he won't issue a blanket commutation for all 106 Ohio Death Row inmates.
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