New Hampshire Court Weighs Addison's Death Sentence
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court is considering an appeal from Michael Addison, convicted of capital murder in 2006 for killing a police officer. Addison was sentenced to death in 2008, but New Hampshire abolished the death penalty in 2019. His legal team argues that the change in law should reduce his sentence to life without parole, while former governor Kelly Ayotte, who prosecuted the case, opposes any change. The case highlights ongoing debates over sentencing changes and justice for victims in states moving away from the death penalty.
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