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: StandDown Texas ProjectTexas Set to Resume Executions This Week
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That's the title of an Texas AP dispatch by Mike Graczyk, via the San Antonio Express-News. LINKThe nation's
busiest death chamber reopens this week after a nearly 9-month hiatus
with the scheduled lethal injection of a former part-time car-wash
worker for killing a suburban Houston woman and her young son 17 years
ago.
The execution Tuesday of Derrick Sonnier, 40, would make him
the fourth prisoner put to death in the nation since the U.S. Supreme
Court in April upheld lethal injection as a proper method of capital
punishment but the first in Texas since last Sept. 25. That's when
convicted killer Michael Richard was executed in Huntsville the same
day the high court decided to consider a challenge from two condemned
inmates in Kentucky who contended lethal injection was
unconstitutionally cruel...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on June 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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