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: StandDown Texas ProjectNews Coverage of the Skinner Stay
By Steve Hall
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There is a good deal of coverage on the Supreme Court's stay in Hank Skinner's case. I'll break it out into the next several posts. News coverage, here; blog posts, next; followed by a link to the Larry King Live transcript.Again, the Supreme Court's order is available thanks to SCOTUS Blog in Adobe .pdf format.Lyle Denniston expanded his SCOTUS Blog post, "Execution delayed in DNA case."For ten years, his lawyers have said, he has sought access to DNA
evidence that was never tested by prosecutors. He filed his federal
civil rights claim only after those efforts had failed, his counsel has
said. Although prosecutors arranged for some DNA tests on some of the
evidence, and used the results to help convict Skinner, his attorneys
contend that prosecutors only sought selective testing of crime scene
materials...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on March 25, 2010 (boomark / email).
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