What Was Distinctive About the Execution of Juan Raul Garza

question 40

Multiple Choice

What was distinctive about the execution of Juan Raul Garza?

• A) he was the first person executed by the federal government in nearly 40 years
• B) he was considered the worst mass murderer in American history
• C) his case cost American taxpayers more than $100 million
• D) he was the first person executed under the 1988 federal "drug kingpin" statute, which allows the death penalty to be imposed on murders resulting from large-scale illegal drug operations.
• E) all of the above

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