EPISODE · Aug 20, 2008 · 11 MIN
Capital Punishment in Kansas
from A Kansas Memory: The Kansas Historical Society Library and Archives Podcast · host Lin Fredericksen
The death penalty has always been controversial in Kansas. Executions were first halted in 1872, after the legislature passed a law requiring the governor to sign off on all execution orders. Capital punishment has continued to stir controversy, not only in the political arena, but in the hearts and minds of Kansans.
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