Supreme Court Tosses Richard Glossip’s Murder Conviction and Death Sentence
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Tuesday threw out the murder conviction and death penalty for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma man who was found guilty in the killing of a motel owner but has steadfastly maintained his innocence and averted multiple attempts by the state to execute him.
Oklahoma was set to kill Richard Glossip, but he’s almost certainly innocent. Now the Supreme Court has ordered a new trial.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill asked a federal appeals court to halt a district judge's decision to reopen a case ...
Kristopher Henriqson, 47, was accused of repeatedly raping a girl starting when she was about 9 until after she turned 12, ...
Several Supreme Court justices worried that a low-profile death penalty appeal could upend fundamental judicial principles.
The move could affect plans to execute two prisoners in March. "This case has always been about Louisiana’s execution ...
By Lizbeth Diaz MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Accused Mexican drug kingpin Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada is willing to plead guilty in a ...
A Vermont man may soon be facing the federal death penalty for allegedly killing two Massachusetts men — including one from ...
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Suspect could face death penalty in connection to deaths of Chicopee, Pittsfield menA Vermont man could face the death penalty as a result of new federal charges. It’s in connection with a double homicide, ...
The justices heard arguments in the case of a man on death row in Texas who claims DNA testing could spare his life.
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