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: StandDown Texas ProjectArkansas Governor Mulls Clemency Recomendation
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The Arkansas Democrat Gazette reports, "Beebe: Still looking at facts in clemency case."He has said a court should determine whether a criminal defendant is
mentally retarded, but Gov. Mike Beebe on Thursday left open the
possibility that he?d evaluate that in deciding whether to cut the
sentence of Frank Williams Jr. from death to life.
?I read the
[trial ] testimony from start to finish,? Beebe told reporters after an
event in Little Rock. ?That is a factor that weighs heavily on my
decisionmaking. While the courts usually make that decision [on mental
retardation ], I still have a responsibility to look at all the factors
that could lend themselves to a decision that someone may be mentally
retarded to the point whether or not it would affect whether you stay
an execution...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 08, 2008 (boomark / email).
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