No more death row executions until January, SC Supreme Court decides
South Carolina will not carry out any more executions until at least January, the state Supreme Court ruled in a Thursday order. The order grants a temporary reprieve for four inmates who have exhausted their appeals and could be sentenced for execution after the state ended its unintended 13-year hiatus in September.
The South Carolina Supreme Court has decided the state should take a break from executions for the holidays. Justices issued ...
Attorneys for death row inmates are asking the state Supreme Court to wait until after New Year’s Day to issue any more death ...
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The federal death penalty will continue to exist under the second Trump administration. The president-elect’s ability to make quick use of it is up to the outgoing Democratic president.
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