Gov. Bush fully acknowledges that there is still work that needs to be done and has proposed reforms that will build on our successes and continue this progress.

The investigation by law enforcement hasn't been completed yet.

It's way too early to say what support if any the governor would give to the proposal.

It's unfortunate that, after more than two decades on death row and several years since lethal injection was installed as the method of execution, that his attorneys are waiting until the last minute to raise these issues. It places undue stress on the victim's family.

It's unfortunate that after more than two decades on Death Rows, and several years since lethal injection was instituted, that these objections would be raised at the last minute. It causes undue stress on the victims' families.

It looks promising, but we will do a thorough review to determine the merits of the proposal. The governor said, 'The devil is in the details,' which he's learned especially with Scripps, so we'll do a very thorough review of it.

A lot of people like to try and call these things early. A lot of things happen in the last week of the session. We're not seeing any indication that it's not going to be possible to pass these bills.

They should have the discretion to discuss other topics and also allow open discussions based upon questions students may ask.

The university consortium has always been a part of the Scripps plan, and the county made provisions for it in the plans for Mecca. The governor had clearly stated that any substitute for Mecca needed to fulfill the same vision.

This is an issue that could have been raised in the past several years since lethal injection was adopted, and simply to raise it at the last minute causes undue stress to the victim's family.