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: StandDown Texas ProjectArkansas Lethal Injection Procedure Called Into Question
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On Saturday, the Arkansas Democrat Gazette reported, "Arkansas to ask for ruling in execution."Condemned killer Frank Williams Jr. won?t know for at least four more days whether he?ll be executed Sept. 9.
Friday,
the state attorney general?s office announced plans to ask the Arkansas
Supreme Court to move as fast as possible to rule on their appeal of a
Pulaski County Circuit judge?s order that could delay Williams?
execution for killing a Lafayette County farmer in 1992.
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Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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