Lawrence Joseph Jefferson's 1985 death penalty sentence for years has troubled federal judges who have reviewed the case.
May 26, 2017 at 04:24 PM
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Lawrence Joseph Jefferson’s 1985 death penalty sentence for years has troubled federal judges who have reviewed the case.
Filed on April 23, 1996, it is the oldest case on U.S. District Senior Judge Clarence Cooper’s docket—one he kept long after he became a senior judge in February 2009.
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