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: StandDown Texas ProjectLegislators Urge Reprieve
By Steve Hall
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Hank Skinner is scheduled to be executed shortly after 6:00 pm, tonight, in Huntsville. Thanks to the Texas Tribune you can read the letters from Rep. Elliott Naishtat and Sen. Rodney Ellis. Both are in Adobe .pdf format.
Brandi Grissom posts, "Lawmakers Urge Perry to Grant Skinner Reprieve," at the Texas Tribune.State Sen. Rodney
Ellis, D-Houston, and state Rep. Elliott
Naishtat, D-Austin, wrote Gov. Rick Perry letters
today
urging him to grant a 30-day reprieve for death-row inmate Hank
Skinner, who is scheduled for execution tomorrow.
And:
As the hours wind down to his execution, Skinner and his attorneys
are awaiting decisions from Perry
and from the U.S. Supreme Court. They've asked both to postpone the
execution and order testing on the DNA...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 24, 2010 (boomark / email).
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