Talk:Dorothy Lewis

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Replaced Dorothy with Dr. Lewis from sentence: Dorothy has worked with death row victims. I'm not sure I've ever seen an encyclopedia that refers to people by their first names. I know I've never seen one omit a Dr. title. Though some clarification about the specific victims would be apreciated. Since opinions about capital punishment are divided, I have noticed there are some people who feel that anyone executed or awaiting it on death row are also victims. Does she work with those who have lost someone caused by a now convicted death row inmate? Or does she work with the inmate's family? Anynobody 08:28, 14 January 2007 (UTC)