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: Prevention Not PunishmentTennessee Convict may be Re-evaluated for Competency
By Kristin Houle
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According to The Tennessean, Paul Dennis Reid may have his competency re-evaluated. Additionally, a petition has been filed with the Davidson County Criminal Court alleging that Reid had ineffective assistance of counsel during his trial for the murder of two restaurant workers. ("Lawyer says Reid is delusional", March 17, 2009). Here is the full article:The attorney representing convicted killer Paul Dennis Reid is convinced the death row inmate is delusional.During a post-conviction hearing in Davidson County Criminal Court, attorney Kelly Gleason asked that Reid's mental competency be re-evaluated."He thinks he's getting out of jail on June 1," Gleason said. "He thinks I'm an actress, not an attorney, and he's requested that I take him shopping at the Oak Ridge Mall for clothes, shoes and other hygiene products he might need once he gets out...continue to full postFull post as published by Prevention Not Punishment on March 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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