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Yes. He murdered four people in cold blood. Volumes of evidence were presented proving his guilt. Even the 9th Federal Circuit Court of Appeals, proven to be the most liberal, anti-death-penalty court in the nation, could not find sufficient cause to nullify the verdict. He received his fair trial, his fair appeals process. He continuously professed his innocence to delay (for nearly 30 years) his sentence, nothing more. He capitalized on the fact that American society, with it's EXTREMELY short attention span, would forget the horrific crimes he committed. He gambled on the possibility that we would forget what he did, become desensitized to it, and dismiss the jury's decision overly harsh. Some arguing in his defense tried to portray the jury as a bunch of racist white rich folks intent on "murdering another innocent black man" (it wasn't all-white, check the record). Fortunately, all of the right people saw through his charade, and ended his shennanigans, permanently.
Output:
did tookie get a fair deal?