According to experts, the uncorroborated testimony of a jailhouse snitch/informant witness about the confession or admission of the defendant should never be the sole basis for imposition of a death penalty.

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The uncorroborated testimony of a jailhouse snitch/informant witness about the confession or admission of the defendant should never be the only evidence for the imposition of a death penalty, as it can be unreliable and may lead to wrongful convictions. Additional corroborating evidence is needed to support such claims.

According to Experts, the Uncorroborated Testimony of a Jailhouse Snitch/informant