District Attorney Jeff Rosen has moved away from pursuing the death penalty due to its racial bias, high financial costs, and ineffectiveness as a deterrent. This decision has received broad approval, including support from influential community figures. Rosen chose to respect a Superior Court judge's ruling upholding a death sentence but has faced criticism for not appealing. Historical voting trends in Santa Clara County indicate a rejection of the death penalty by voters in past elections and suggest a community preference for alternatives.
District Attorney Jeff Rosen has made a wise decision to end the pursuit of the death penalty, highlighting its racial bias, high costs, and lack of deterrence.
Rosen has received significant support for his decision, including from community leaders like Bishop Oscar Cantú, reflecting widespread approval of his stance.
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