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0:51Now PlayingGrady Judd speaks out on the long delays in death row cases, questioning why it can take 20 to 25 years to carry out justice in first-degree murder convictions. He argues that the system is too slow and emphasizes the need for faster resolutions in serious criminal cases involving premeditated, cold-blooded murder. Judd also praises Governor Ron DeSantis while criticizing decades of political inaction that he believes contributed to the backlog in the justice system. His comments highlight ongoing concerns about efficiency, appeals, and accountability in capital punishment cases.
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