Thomas Arthur execution just over a week away
The Supreme Court effectively ended Arthur's legal battle to halt the execution, having decided not to hear his appeal yesterday. There is some evidence in Arthur's case that has yet to be tested, bot Gov. Bob Riley in Alabama has refused to stay the execution and the state has vigorously opposed allowing the evidence to be tested. The execution is set for Thursday, Dec. 6.
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Trial and Error is part of Where Doubt Remains, a series of investigative, multimedia stories on wrongful convictions set to launch in December 2007. This blog covers daily news about the U.S. criminal justice system, innocence claims and exonerations.
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