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4-vdrtino Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 30th; 1976 Would restore death penalty for 1st degree murder ■Allan Lawrence, M.P. (P.C. - ' ■ Northumberland-Durham) ' - , v An ex-at torney-General for Ontario, announced right after the vote result in the Commons Which sustained the Government's position on second reading of the so-called "Capital Punishment Punishment Bill", that he has immediately filed a comprehensive comprehensive set of amendments with the Clerk of the Commons Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs, which would drastically alter the provisions of the Allmpnd Bill. Mr. Lawrence's amendments amendments are designed to: 1. Restore the death penalty for "high treason". specific recommendation for mercy by the Jury, or Court, were uncovered after the court imposed the death penalty on a convicted murderer. 6. Change the death penalty from execution by hanging, to death by Euthanasia; i.e., by the administration of a painless, efficient drug of gas. Mr. Lawrence was one of the few M.P's in 1973 who proposed amendments, some along similar lines to the 1973 Bill respecting Capital Punishment, Punishment, and at that time, in a speech in the House of Commons (on Thursday, Oct. 18th, 1973 - Hansard pages 6977 to 6981) indicated that - some of h'is experiences as murderous tendencies". "Under these conditions, it must be the duty of the state to protect the lives of its .citizens, policemen, prison guards and other prisoners, all of whom are potential victims of these killers. If they are already in prison for other serious crimes, or if they kill in prison, or if they have already killed in a way in which the Crime was obviously of a planned, premeditated premeditated or heinous typé, or some type of mass murder or terrorist activity, then obviously the only way to protect its citizens, is for the state to execute, by as humane a method as possible, those for whom there is no other remedy". 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In making his announcement announcement today, Mr. Lawrence Said "the purposes of these amendments are to retain a more humane form of capital punishment for those who commit the worst type of murder and human destruction, destruction, and for those who have proved by their past actions that they are unrehabilitable and that, they have continuing CAMSPORT TRAILER SALES 3. Restore the death penalty for "first degree murder". 4. Include in the definition of "first degree murder" a death caused by anyone who previously had committed committed murder, (this would have the effect of restoring the death penalty for second or third time killers). 5. Prevent the abuse, by the Cabinet, of the "commutation" "commutation" provisions by restricting restricting the use of the so-called "Royal Prerogative Prerogative of Mercy" only to those cases where there was a UNITED CHURCH Orono Pastoral Charge ., Minister , >Rev. B.E. Long B.Th. Organist & choir DIRECTOR Mr, Douglas Dewell ' . 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