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Texas CCA Denies Stay to Charles Hood

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Yesterday afternoon the Court of Criminal Appeals denied a stay request for Charles Hood.  He is scheduled to be executed this evening in Huntsville.  The Dallas Morning News has the editorial, "Stay the execution of Charles Dean Hood."The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals failed to uphold the integrity of the justice system yesterday by refusing to stay the execution of murderer Charles Dean Hood. There is no hint that Mr. Hood is innocent of the grisly double slaying in Plano that he was convicted of 18 years ago. Rather, the issue is whether anyone should be tried in a Texas court that resembles a stacked deck. Questions have been raised about the impartiality of the trial judge, Sue Holland, because of a hush-hush romantic involvement she purportedly was having with the district attorney at the time, Tom O'Connell...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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