CA Governor Reprieves All Condemned Murderers:  In an Executive Order announced today, newly elected California Governor Gavin Newsom has granted reprieves to all 737 murderers on the state's death row.   Sofia Bollag of the Sacramento Bee reports that the order comes just 2 1/2 years after California voters rejected Proposition 62, a death penalty repeal initiative Newsom supported, and adopted Proposition 66, an initiative to speed enforcement of the death penalty he opposed.  In a press conference he told reporters that the death penalty is "ineffective, irreversible, and Immoral."   While campaigning for the measure to repeal the death penalty in 2016, Newsom told The Modesto Bee editorial board he would "be accountable to the will of the voters," if he became governor, saying  "I would not get my personal opinions in the way of the public's right to make a determination of where they want to take us" on the death penalty.  OMG...he fibbed.  In an interview earlier this month CJLF Legal Director Kent Scheidegger told the Bee that the governor's clemency powers are designed to correct individual cases of injustice.  "It's not supposed to be a weapon for blocking the enforcement of the law that the people have passed just because the governor disagrees with it," he said.