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DEPUTY MAJORITY LEADER ROMAN ROMULO

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House unlikely to revive death penalty

By Jess Diaz | January 24, 2011 - 12:00am

Many members of the House of Representatives are not inclined to support the revival of the death penalty because flaws in the criminal justice system could lead to wrongful executions, Deputy Majority Leader Roman...

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