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Supreme Court Halts Execution, Again

0 Comments Published by December 6th, 2007 in Court Procedure, Supreme Court

The Supreme Court today issued a temporary stay in the execution of Thomas D. Arthur (here). Not a lot of real analysis required in this case- the Court has been doing this since mid-October. Its getting old.

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