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A death row inmate whose case led to the Supreme Court's ban on executing the mentally retarded was found mentally competent by a Virginia jury Friday and a judge immediately scheduled his execution. The high court ruled in Daryl Atkins' case three years ago that executing the mentally retarded is unconstitutional, but left it up to states to determine whether inmates are retarded. The prosecutor said she agreed with the justices' decision but that Atkins was "the wrong case" for the Court.
August 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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