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The first Georgia jurist to declare electrocution unconstitutional refused Monday to schedule a hearing on a similar challenge to lethal injection. Timothy Carl Dawson's attorney argued for a hearing to examine the state's use of lethal injection, but Fulton Superior Court Judge Wendy L. Shoob said the Georgia Supreme Court "has been quite clear that lethal injection is the acceptable method of carrying out the death penalty."
November 19, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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