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The Death Penalty in Louisiana

By Rachel Aviv · The New Yorker · June 2015
The Death Penalty in Louisiana
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"Rachel Aviv writes about death sentences in Caddo Parish, and examines Dale Cox’s effort to prosecute Rodricus Crawford for infanticide."

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