The judge who presided over the case is known for having sentenced more people with the death penalty than any other judge in the country. ... Yet, it was never examined to determine whether or not it had been fired, nor were his hands examined for traces of gunpowder, the inevitable mark of having fired a weapon. ... How do we reconcile all of the above stated facts with the reality of Mumia's being on death row? ... Not only is this due to Mumia's action against the government, but it also involves his race, a basis for judgment that many think is outdated, yet is still acutely pr...

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