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: StandDown Texas ProjectBell v. Kelly (07-1223)
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The U.S. Supreme Court granted cert in the above-styled case today. Oral arguments have been completed for this term of the Court; Bell v. Kelly will be heard in the term that begins in October 2008. Lyle Denniston has this at SCOTUS Blog:The Court agreed to hear one new case, an appeal by a death row
inmate in Virginia, Edward Nathaniel Bell. The Court limited its
review to the question of whether federal courts hearing a state
prisoner?s habeas case must defer to state court findings even if the
state court did not consider the specific evidence at issue. The case
is Bell v. Kelly (07-1223). The case will be heard in the
Term starting Oct. 6. In a separate order, Chief Justice John G.
Roberts, Jr., ordered a delay in Bell?s execution, scheduled for July
24...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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