Governor DeWine wants to abolish the death penalty in Ohio.
It’s a movement that’s gaining momentum nationally, but one that’s fraught with moral, religious and political considerations. Not to mention economic ones, too.
But where you come down on the issue depends on what justice looks like to you.
And the answer isn’t that simple. We’re peeling back the layers surrounding the debate on this hour of All Sides.
Guests:
- Julie Carr Smyth, government and politics reporter, The Associated Press
- Kevin Werner, executive director, Ohioans to Stop Executions
- Rev. Dr. Crystal Walker, co-chair, Ohioans to Stop Executions
- Louis Tobin, executive director, Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association