Statute prohibiting state-imposed death penalties, History

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An ex pigment statute is:

a. a statute prohibiting state-imposed death penalties;

b. a statute that attempts to seal the official record of a prior conviction and minimize the effect of such conviction;

c. a statute establishing conditions of early release of felons from prison for good behavior;

d. none of the above

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