Most American Indian tribes opt out of federal death penalty

In a heinous case on the Navajo Nation, an 11-year-old girl was lured into a van, sexually assaulted and killed. The tribe did not seek to have the man who recently admitted to killing her put to death. American Indian tribes for decades have been able to tell federal prosecutors if they want a death sentence ...

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Most American Indian tribes opt out of federal death penalty

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