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"High court rejects quick action on appeal; execution on hold," is the title of Charlie Frago's report in today's Arkansas Democrat-Gazette.Convicted murderer Frank Williams Jr. won?t be executed next week
after the Arkansas Supreme Court denied a request Thursday to quickly
resolve an appeal affecting his execution.
The ruling prompted
Gov. Mike Beebe to delay Williams ? execution until further ?rulings
and / or orders from the courts,? according to a statement released by
his office.
Beebe has ordered the Department of Correction to halt its execution preparations.
The
court?s decision, according to the chief deputy for Attorney General
Dustin McDaniel, could mean other death-row inmates could have their
executions scheduled before Williams is put to death...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 05, 2008 (boomark / email).
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