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: StandDown Texas ProjectOral Argument in Magwood v. Patterson
By Steve Hall
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Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard Magwood v. Patterson, an Alabama death penalty case. The transcript is in Adobe .pdf format.Today's New York Times reports, "Court Weighs Timing of Death Row Appeal." It's written by Adam Liptak.As is his custom, Justice John
Paul Stevens did not ask a question on Wednesday until the lawyer
before him had almost finished his argument.
When Justice Stevens did speak up, it was in a seeming effort to guide
his colleagues on the Supreme
Court toward what he considered to be the central argument advanced
by the death row inmate in the case.
?Let me just ask,? Justice Stevens said, ?is this the case in which the
claim is he?s ineligible for the death penalty??
Corey L...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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