At the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing regarding the death penalty, Stephen Bright, president and counsel of the Southern Center for Human Rights, questions juror capacity in death penalty cases.

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At the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing regarding the death penalty, Stephen Bright, president and counsel of the Southern Center for Human Rights, questions juror capacity in death penalty cases. (0:35)

 
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February 1, 2006
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