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The Fort Worth Star-Telegram carries an AP report, "Inmate on death row 32 years wins at Supreme Court."The longest-serving prisoner on Texas' death row won a U.S. Supreme
Court ruling Monday that his case must go back to his trial court in
Dallas.
Ronald Chambers, 53, has been on death row for more than
32 years, sent there in 1976 for the abduction and fatal shooting of
22-year-old Mike McMahan, a Texas Tech University student from
Washington state.
Without comment, the high court Monday declined
to review a federal appeals court's decision to send back Chambers'
case because questions used by jurors to decide his death sentence were
improper.
The Texas attorney general's office had appealed a
ruling from the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which was based on a
Supreme Court decision last year involving jury instructions given to
three other condemned Texas prisoners...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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