William "Rusty" Hubbarth

former General Counsel in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice

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Vice President of Justice for All, a victims’ rights and criminal-justice reform organization; former General Counsel of the Pardons and Paroles Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice

William "Rusty" Hubbarth on KCRW

There are 3300 convicts on death row in the United States—more than 600 in California alone.  Just 53 people were executed last year.

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There are 3300 convicts on death row in the United States—more than 600 in California alone.  Just 53 people were executed last year.

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