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Calling the administration of the death penalty "deeply flawed," the report focused on procedural deficiencies.

A year later, Obama told the Marshall Project he found the death penalty "deeply troubling," leading some to speculate he planned to ramp up clemency.

President Obama made headlines in October when he called the implementation of the death penalty "deeply troubling" in the wake of several lethal injections in 2014 that did not kill inmates as quickly or peacefully as intended.

Granted, it likely won't affect states where the death penalty is deeply entrenched.

Enjoy! Colorlines examines how the Troy Davis execution made the abolition of the death penalty a deeply personal cause.

The lack of physical evidence against Reed in this death penalty case is deeply troubling.

As a former lawyer for the American Civil Liberties Union and a fervid opponent of the death penalty, I am still deeply troubled by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's death penalty speech.

Parsons also believes that the vote will be a bellwether for groups on both sides of the debate nationwide, who will be watching closely to see how the death penalty fares in this deeply conservative state.

Our death penalty system is not just "deeply flawed" (editorial, April 4); for the wrongly convicted its flaws are fatal.

There is no doubt Brennan was a committed liberal, and that on some matters — like the death penalty — his liberalism was a deeply felt conviction.

The penalty was hailed by others deeply involved in an industry that has seen the amount of money bet on races fall by 22.5 percent in a three-year span, from nearly $14.7 billion in 2007 to $11.4 billion in 2010.