A jury sentenced a gay prisoner to death because «men’s prison for him, not a punishment»
Monday, April 15, the U.S. Supreme court refused to hear the case of Charles Raines a prisoner on death row in South Dakota, who argued that discrimination against homosexuals has become crucial in the trial of his case. When Charles Raines, gay, was convicted of murder in January 1993, the jury had to decide, to determine his sentence of life imprisonment without parole, or be sentenced to death. During the…