Dozens of child killers spared by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mass commutation

 Gavin Newsom’s death row commutation could spare child killers

"Notice that many on the left cheered Charlie Kirk being murdered, as well as the assassination of a heath insurance executive in cold blood on a NYC street... but they believe in leniency for these hardcore criminals. If Gavin's attempt to become president wasn't dead before, it sure is now. This taints him forever." Reader

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"Gov. Gavin Newsom’s stunning decision this week to commute the death sentences of all 548 condemned inmates in California could slash the total number of death row inmates across the country by more than a quarter — and also spare dozens of people convicted of heinous crimes against children.

""A rough analysis of the state’s current condemned inmate list reveals dozens of criminals whose names have been cited in the murders of minors.

""The state doesn’t publish a breakdown of what type of murders each death row inmate commits — but according to one estimate conducted in the 2010s, about 173 to 220 of them were convicted in cases involving the murder of children." . . .

"“Governor Newsom’s decision to unilaterally eradicate the decisions of hundreds of juries comes as no surprise, as this is just another step in a calculated march to empty out California’s prisons and send a message that no one should be held responsible for their crimes,” he said in a statement.

""San Francisco cops likewise slammed the governor, saying victims “have every right to be outraged and betrayed by Governor Newsom.”

“'These individuals would remain imprisoned for life without parole, but that does not erase the profound consequences of this decision,” said San Francisco police union president Louis Wong in a statement."   More.

Victims' Advocates Slam Newsom's Decision to Commute Death Sentences | Headline USA 

 "Xavier Becerra, a Democrat who previously served as California attorney general, is the governor-elect. When asked about the role of incoming leadership, Sutton noted that once executive clemency is officially granted, the legal action cannot simply be undone by a successor."

California's Gov. Gavin Newsom ignores judges and juries, commutes 548 death sentences for heinous killers    . . . "So this beast got his sentence commuted against the decision of a jury, multiple judge rulings, and every appeal he was allowed, as well as three propositions passed by voters affirming the punishment, and got to rot in prison for around 40 years, benefiting well from Newsom's death penalty moratorium, and it still wasn't good enough for Newsom.

He had to commute the monster's sentence, ensuring that he would never pay for his crimes, and continues to live out his years on the taxpayer dime, that is, until another leftwing lawyer, or governor, takes the next step -- and lets him out.

That was the slippery slope described by the father of Polly Klaas, another young murder victim who was heinously and mercilessly slain by an absolutely worthless monster."