By Amy Berberyan and Talia Kruger OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has issued an executive o ...
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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
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Chief Stankewitz Moves a Step Closer to Freedom with Judge’s Order
Chief Stankewitz Moves a Step Closer to Freedom with Judge’s Order
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Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Denies Clemency for Death Row’s Benjamin Cole – Defense Team Turns to Other Venues
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Denies Clemency for Death Row’s Benjamin Cole – Defense Team Turns to Other Venues
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Glossip Lawyers File 2nd Petition to Oklahoma Appeals Court Asserting Evidence of Informant’s Efforts to Recant Were Withheld from Glossip Attorneys
Glossip Lawyers File 2nd Petition to Oklahoma Appeals Court Asserting Evidence of Informant’s Efforts to Recant Were Withheld from Glossip Attorneys
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Clemency Petition Filed on Behalf of Disabled Man on Oklahoma Death Row Claims Execution Would Be ‘Inhumane Spectacle’
Clemency Petition Filed on Behalf of Disabled Man on Oklahoma Death Row Claims Execution Would Be ‘Inhumane Spectacle’
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Former GOP Lawmaker, Victim, Former Corrections Chief Urge Governor to Commute Thursday Death Sentence
Former GOP Lawmaker, Victim, Former Corrections Chief Urge Governor to Commute Thursday Death Sentence
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Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Recommends Clemency for James Coddington – Up to Governor Now
Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board Recommends Clemency for James Coddington – Up to Governor Now
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Drunk Lawyer Grossly Misrepresented Black Man Now on Death Row, Appeal Claims
Drunk Lawyer Grossly Misrepresented Black Man Now on Death Row, Appeal Claims
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Arizona Superior Court Rules Death Row Prisoner Competent to Be Executed Despite Documents of Mental Illness
Arizona Superior Court Rules Death Row Prisoner Competent to Be Executed Despite Documents of Mental Illness
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Orders All Scheduled Lethal Injection Executions Temporarily Halted through 2022
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Orders All Scheduled Lethal Injection Executions Temporarily Halted through 2022
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Lawyers Criticize Decision by AZ Supreme Court to Set May Execution Date for Disabled, Mentally Ill Man
Lawyers Criticize Decision by AZ Supreme Court to Set May Execution Date for Disabled, Mentally Ill Man
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Texas Man on Death Row Wins U.S. Supreme Court Case to Have Pastor at Execution
Texas Man on Death Row Wins U.S. Supreme Court Case to Have Pastor at Execution
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Newsom Kills Death Row
Newsom Kills Death Row
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Melissa Lucio – Facing April Execution – Seeks Recusal of Judge and District Attorney; Her Former Attorney Now DA in Opposing Office
Melissa Lucio – Facing April Execution – Seeks Recusal of Judge and District Attorney; Her Former Attorney Now DA in Opposing Office
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CA Opponents of Death Penalty Look to Alternatives, from Abolition to Reducing Size of Death Row – New Laws to Ban Executions Introduced
CA Opponents of Death Penalty Look to Alternatives, from Abolition to Reducing Size of Death Row – New Laws to Ban Executions Introduced
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Judge in Rodney Reed Death Row Evidentiary Hearing Condemned by Innocence Project
Judge in Rodney Reed Death Row Evidentiary Hearing Condemned by Innocence Project