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: StandDown Texas ProjectBlog Coverage of the Skinner Stay
By Steve Hall
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Retired Federal Judge H. Lee Sarokin posts, "Supreme Court Grants Stay of Execution of Henry Skinner," at Huffington Post.It is difficult to imagine what it must mean for someone scheduled
for execution to believe that they are innocent and that they are going
to die nonetheless. One half hour before Henry Skinner was to be
executed, the U.S. Supreme Court stayed his execution. I found myself
sitting at the computer for hours waiting for a decision by the Court or
the Governor. I cannot conceive what that same time period must have
been like for Mr. Skinner.I have been advocating, as have many others, that DNA testing should
be conducted in his case either to exonerate him or confirm his guilt.
Inconceivably, the prosecution and the Texas courts have rejected his
petitions...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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