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Federal Judge's Ruling of Death Penalty deals low blow to victim's families

A federal judge last week mistakenly ruled that California’s death penalty is unconstitutional.  The ruling was not based on any wrongful convictions or denials of any convicted murders constitutional rights. The decision was solely on the decades long delays that currently exist between the time a criminal is convicted of first degree murder and the time they are executed.

Since the United States Supreme Court has repeatedly upheld capital punishment as a sentence for the most cold-blooded heinous murderers in our society, clearly the death penalty is not the problem.  It is the delays that have been allowed to occur in carrying out the death penalty in California that need to be repaired.

Defense attorneys and criminal rights activists who put the rights of vicious killers above the rights of murder victims have systematically used tricky stall tactics and legal maneuverings to create this cycle of endless delays.  After creating these costly delays they then have

Peace Officers' Memorial Day May 15

On Thursday, May 15, Peace Officers' Memorial Day, the Palm Springs Police Officers Memorial Foundation will remember the 20,267 law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty in this nation's history.

This tribute to American law enforcement is part of the historic crime bill signed into law in 1994. At the request of the National Law Enforcement Officers' Memorial Fund, the law designates Peace Officers' Memorial Day as one of only two days during which all residents, businesses and government agencies are required to lower their U.S. flags. The other day with this honor is Memorial Day, which commemorates those who died in military service to the country.

The Palm Springs Police Officers Memorial Foundation believes that lowering

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