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: StandDown Texas ProjectRoderick Newton's Execution Date Expected to Be Withdrawn
By Steve Hall
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"Man convicted in Dallas County slaying expected to get reprieve from execution," is Michael Graczyk's AP report via the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.A convicted killer scheduled for execution this week for an
abduction and slaying a decade ago will likely get a reprieve now that
Dallas County prosecutors have turned over misplaced evidence to
defense attorneys.Attorneys for Death Row inmate Roderick Newton
said the first of three statements given to detectives by a
co-defendant who testified against Newton was improperly withheld from
his trial lawyers. It could have been used to discredit the
co-defendant?s testimony, but defense attorneys didn?t know it existed.The
claim was among several appeals issues that Newton?s attorneys filed
with the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals when they asked the court to
block the lethal injection set for Thursday...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on July 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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