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Thursday, May 17, 2012

Stay of execution in Arizona

Questions about the competency of Gov. Jan Brewer's recent appointees to the state clemency board prompted the Arizona Supreme Court to stay today's scheduled execution of death-row prisoner Samuel Lopez, saying he is entitled to a fair hearing before the board.

More from the Republic at: azcentral.com
Posted by Claude Muncey at 6:37 AM
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