By Jason Davis Randall Cash, 63, was arrested at age 25 and after a 7 years long trial was given the deat ...
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Commentary: Death Row Roach
Commentary: Death Row Roach
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Death Row Inmate Andre Thomas Attempt to Be Found Incompetent for Execution Disrupted by ‘Actions of the State,’ Claim Lawyers
Death Row Inmate Andre Thomas Attempt to Be Found Incompetent for Execution Disrupted by ‘Actions of the State,’ Claim Lawyers
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Supreme Court Rules Man on Death Row Should be Resentenced after State Court Judges Ignore Supreme Court Precedents
Supreme Court Rules Man on Death Row Should be Resentenced after State Court Judges Ignore Supreme Court Precedents
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GOP Oklahoma Lawmakers Join Call for Death Penalty Execution Pause
GOP Oklahoma Lawmakers Join Call for Death Penalty Execution Pause
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Republican-Dominated Florida Legislature Introduces Bill to Return to Pre-2017 Death Penalty Standards
Republican-Dominated Florida Legislature Introduces Bill to Return to Pre-2017 Death Penalty Standards
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Severely Mentally Ill Man on Texas Death Row Requests Clemency from Governor, Texas Board of Pardons and Parole
Severely Mentally Ill Man on Texas Death Row Requests Clemency from Governor, Texas Board of Pardons and Parole
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Man Faces Missouri Execution Tuesday – Organizations Call on Court, Governor to Review Death Sentence of Leonard Taylor After Witness Recants, Other Facts Surface
Man Faces Missouri Execution Tuesday – Organizations Call on Court, Governor to Review Death Sentence of Leonard Taylor After Witness Recants, Other Facts Surface
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Death Row Attorney Files Legal Action Challenging Texas Use of Expired Execution Drugs
Death Row Attorney Files Legal Action Challenging Texas Use of Expired Execution Drugs
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Three Death Row Inmates File Lawsuit against Texas for Planning to Use Expired Execution Drugs in Upcoming Executions
Three Death Row Inmates File Lawsuit against Texas for Planning to Use Expired Execution Drugs in Upcoming Executions
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DPIC REPORT: Nearly Half of U.S. Death Penalty Executions in 2022 Botched
DPIC REPORT: Nearly Half of U.S. Death Penalty Executions in 2022 Botched
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Missouri Executes Black Man after Courts Refuse Appeals – Lawmaker Charges ‘Criminal Justice System’ Failed Kevin Johnson
Missouri Executes Black Man after Courts Refuse Appeals – Lawmaker Charges ‘Criminal Justice System’ Failed Kevin Johnson
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Congressional Representatives Bush and Cleaver Urge Missouri Governor to Grant Clemency to Death Row Inmate Kevin Johnson
Congressional Representatives Bush and Cleaver Urge Missouri Governor to Grant Clemency to Death Row Inmate Kevin Johnson
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Missouri Law Bars Daughter, 19, from Witnessing Father’s Execution
Missouri Law Bars Daughter, 19, from Witnessing Father’s Execution
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Oklahoma Court Rejects Richard Glossip’s Hearing Application, Despite Defense Claim of New Evidence
Oklahoma Court Rejects Richard Glossip’s Hearing Application, Despite Defense Claim of New Evidence
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4 State Executions Scheduled This Week Across U.S. – Texas, Alabama, Arizona, Oklahoma
4 State Executions Scheduled This Week Across U.S. – Texas, Alabama, Arizona, Oklahoma
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Governor’s Mansion ‘Don’t Kill for Me’ Demonstration Protest Scheduled for Thursday Oklahoma Execution of Brain-Damaged Richard Fairchild
Governor’s Mansion ‘Don’t Kill for Me’ Demonstration Protest Scheduled for Thursday Oklahoma Execution of Brain-Damaged Richard Fairchild
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Texas Sets Execution for Andre Thomas, Person with Mental Illness Who Gouged Out Eyes and Ate One
Texas Sets Execution for Andre Thomas, Person with Mental Illness Who Gouged Out Eyes and Ate One
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Another Glossip Execution Reprieve after Claims of Prosecutorial Misconduct
Another Glossip Execution Reprieve after Claims of Prosecutorial Misconduct
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Attorneys in Death Row Prisoner Appeal Demand Audiotapes from Controversial Evidentiary Hearing
Attorneys in Death Row Prisoner Appeal Demand Audiotapes from Controversial Evidentiary Hearing
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Federal Prison Refuses to Send Death Row Man with Disabilities to Oklahoma to Be Executed
Federal Prison Refuses to Send Death Row Man with Disabilities to Oklahoma to Be Executed