The California Supreme Court on Wednesday dealt the latest blow to the state's effort to execute a condemned inmate. The court unanimously refused to accommodate the state's timeline for executing Albert Greenwood Brown by suspending its own rules or speeding up its process for reviewing how the prison system adopted new execution regulations. The ruling comes after a federal judge stayed Brown's execution on different grounds.
September 30, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The California Supreme Court on Wednesday dealt the latest blow to the state’s effort to execute a condemned inmate.
The court unanimously refused to accommodate the state’s timeline for executing Albert Greenwood Brown by suspending its own rules or speeding up its process for reviewing how the prison system adopted new execution regulations.
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