death penalty

A 2016 New Jersey 101.5 Twitter poll revealed nearly 90% public support for bringing back the death penalty for killers of cops and children.

Reading about the memories of Samantha Josephson then reading this self-aggrandizing pile of dung written by Corzine makes his words even more shallow.

The story about the murder of a three-year-old boy is horrifying enough. Learning that his 23-year-old father admitted to committed the act makes the story even harder to digest.

"It was a huge mistake to repeal New Jersey's death penalty in 2007."

In what moral code does a dangerous, miswired freak like Thad Alton deserve to live?

NJ's death penalty was abolished under Corzine, but Jeff Deminski thinks it's the only way to deal with serial child rapists.

New Jersey abolished the death penalty in 2007. Do recent homicides involving baby victims make the case for bringing it back?

Convicted cop killers and drug addiction were some of the hard hitting topics on today's show.

A man convicted of the 1992 rape and beating death of a woman is scheduled to receive a lethal injection Thursday in what would be Alabama's first execution in more than two years.

With executions on hold in California and a death penalty appeals process that can take years, many inmates on the nation's largest death row say they spend little time worrying about the lethal injection that may one day kill them.