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By Steve Hall
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The Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports, "16 death row inmates sue Miss.," written by Jerry Mitchell.Sixteen death row inmates in Mississippi filed suit Thursday, saying
their executions should be halted because their state-appointed
attorneys were untrained, inexperienced and overwhelmed.One of those inmates, Gerald James Holland, is scheduled to be
executed May 20. At 72, he is the oldest inmate on death row. He was
sentenced to death for raping, beating, stabbing and suffocating
15-year-old Krystal King in 1987 in Adams County.Holland's execution is set to follow the May 19
execution of Paul Everette Woodward, 62. He had been sentenced to death
for the 1986 rape and shooting death of 24-year-old Rhonda Crane of
Escatawpa...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on May 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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