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Tennessee's Knoxville News-Sentinel has the editorial, "Tennessee case good one for high court."A Tennessee criminal case will provide the U.S. Supreme Court with
an opportunity to determine if indigent death-row inmates seeking
clemency have a right to lawyers paid for by taxpayers. It could prove
to be a significant case for future rights - and filings - of inmates.
Justices
are expected to hear oral arguments near the end of the year in the
case of Edward Jerome Harbison, convicted in the 1983 beating death of
a 63-year-old woman in Chattanooga during a robbery of her home.
U.S.
appellate courts have taken differing positions on this issue, and the
Bush administration said Harbison's case would be a good one for the
court to decide...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on July 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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