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A man seeking to overturn his death sentence for the 1991 murder of a Texas lawman failed to prove he's mentally retarded, the Court of Criminal Appeals has held in a case that sets standards for courts considering mental retardation claims. The 8-1 decision comes eight months after the Texas Legislature ended its regular session without enacting legislation to carry out a U.S. Supreme Court mandate barring execution of the mentally retarded.
February 17, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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