Pittsburgh synagogue shooter to hear again from victims' families today before judge formally sentences him to death | CNN

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : The jury further found he was eligible for the death penalty on July 13, moving the trial to a third and final sentencing stage.
42% : "New Light Congregation accepts the jury's decision and believes that, as a society, we need to take a stand that this act requires the ultimate penalty under the law."Squirrel Hill Stands Against Gun Violence, a gun safety advocacy group founded by three members of Dor Hadash after the shooting, issued a statement on gun laws in the US.
36% : Meanwhile, leaders of the New Light Congregation acknowledged many of their members preferred the gunman spend the rest of his life in prison rather than receive the death penalty.

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