Albert F. Sabo

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Albert F. Sabo (1920 - May 8, 2002) was a judge in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. He is most famous for serving as the judge at the Mumia Abu-Jamal trial. Abu-Jamal's supporters claim that Sabo presided over more death sentences than any other judge in the history of the state, although this claim has never been documented since no such statistics are collected, nor have they ever been in the United States. He continued to serve until 1993, when it was decided that he was too old to be practicing as a judge and he was forced to retire.

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Link to refutation of number of death sentences claim