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Killers face uncertain death (Jan 2007 article)
Thursday, 28 February 2008
Strickland may be sympathetic to claims of mental retardation
Barbara Raines' anger has festered 15 years and now she's turning that anger toward Gov. Ted Strickland.
Darryl Gumm and Michael Bies, the men sentenced to die for abducting and beating her 10-year-old son to death in 1992, have sat on Ohio's death row during appeal after appeal.
Each killer claims he is mentally retarded. If the courts agree, that means they can't be executed under a 2002 ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court that says executing the mentally retarded is unconstitutional.
Sentencing hearing set for ex-death-row inmate
Saturday, 09 February 2008
A July 14 hearing date was set yesterday in Lucas County Common Pleas
Court for Frederick Dickerson so a 3-judge panel can hear testimony on
whether the former death-row inmate once again should be sentenced to
death.
A prosecutor's win not always justice
Friday, 08 February 2008
by Regina Brett
July 12, 2006
Don't believe me. Believe the judges.
According to appeals court decisions, at least three men could be on death row because former star prosecutor Carmen Marino hid evidence.
Three others had murder convictions set aside, one because of what an appeals court called Marino's "highly improper and highly prejudicial" conduct. The others, because he hid key evidence or lied about secret deals with jailed witnesses.
Ohio death row inmate Tyrone Noling loses appeal in Portage County murder
Sunday, 03 February 2008
There is evidence of innocence in this case: http://tyronenoling.com/
U.S. District Judge Donald Nugent denied an appeal by Ohio death row
inmate Tyrone Noling Friday and issued an order saying Noling - convicted
of gunning down an elderly couple - can't take his case to a higher
federal court.
Dispatch 5 day series: Test of Convictions
Thursday, 31 January 2008
This is a five day series of articles and videos. A year long review finds flaws in Ohio's Judicial system. DNA lost and destroyed, Judges ignoring inmates cases.
A MUST READ!!
More...
- Death Row inmates face higher hurdles
- Execution Protocols and Procedures in Ohio
- Improve Method of Executions
- A look at Ohio's lethal injection lawsuit
- Family sues over delayed execution
- Open Letter to “You People of the World who have an Ear and Heart”
- Federal judge allows 6 more inmates to join injection lawsuit
- Federal appeals court delays order in death penalty case
- Waiting to Be Killed-----Death row helps a man make sense of life
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