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April 20, 2007
More proof there are no boring executions (except perhaps in Texas)
ODPI has here links to the latest news coverage of an Ohio death row inmate's decision, after previously giving up legal challenges, to now try to join a lethal injection lawsuit just four days before his April 24 scheduled execution. I had thought that James Filiaggi's execution was going to go forward next week without any last-minute litigation or even much hub-bub, but now it seems that legal papers will be flying. Stay tuned.
Some recent related posts:
- Will Ohio have an execution next week?
- "Give Them What They Want"
- The "just ridiculous" realities of Ohio's lethal injection litigation
- Sixth Circuit upholds stay for Ohio prisoner facing execution
- Reactions to another Ohio execution delay
- Why is the Bush Administration (secretly?) accepting a de facto moratorium on federal executions?
April 20, 2007 at 03:29 PM | Permalink
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