Parkland parent wants daughter's killer to pay "ultimate price," pushes for death penalty
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
46% : "I want the death penalty."45% : Now Guttenberg hopes the man responsible for the tragedy doesn't avoid the death penalty because of a sudden change to his plea.
43% : Harold Pryor, his successor, opposes the death penalty but said his office would review every case that is eligible for the death penalty.
41% : Given that the 23-year-old is still headed for a penalty phase -- where the death penalty remains on the table -- Guttenberg, who was surprised by the shooter's new plea, criticized the decision to drag out the trial.
39% : Lori Alhadeff, whose daughter Alyssa was killed, also backed a jury finding the 23-year-old's crime warranted the death penalty.
39% : However, he called the death penalty "archaic and unacceptable," adding, this is not the "Stone Age."
37% : "I'm glad it is not that easy to get rid of the death penalty.
36% : Twenty-seven states allow for capital punishment, an issue that's been debated for decades.
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