This Week on Idaho Reports: A look at criminal justice bills, changes to the death penalty and more.
Preview: Season 53 Episode 20 | 21s
A look at criminal justice bills, changes to the death penalty and proposed funding cuts.
Idaho becomes the only state with the firing squad as its primary method of carrying out the death penalty. Producer Ruth Brown sits down with House Judiciary chairman Rep. Bruce Skaug to talk about use of the firing squad and other criminal justice issues. Then, Melissa Davlin interviews East Idaho farmer Brian Murdock about legislative investments in water recharge projects.
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Idaho Reports is a local public television program presented by IdahoPTV
Major Funding by the Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation. Additional Funding by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Friends of Idaho Public Television.
This Week on Idaho Reports: A look at criminal justice bills, changes to the death penalty and more.
Preview: Season 53 Episode 20 | 21s
Idaho becomes the only state with the firing squad as its primary method of carrying out the death penalty. Producer Ruth Brown sits down with House Judiciary chairman Rep. Bruce Skaug to talk about use of the firing squad and other criminal justice issues. Then, Melissa Davlin interviews East Idaho farmer Brian Murdock about legislative investments in water recharge projects.
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