Ohio death row inmate fights execution due to weight
A 450-pound inmate is fighting execution claiming his weight would make it an excessively painful process.
December 6, 2012
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A 450-pound inmate is fighting execution claiming his weight would make it an excessively painful process.
Government attorneys alert: Supreme Court ruled that it is cruel and unusual punishment to give a juvenile a life sentence with parole for non-murder cases.
News for Michigan personal injury lawyers—Federal appeals court reinstated former inmate’s lawsuit claiming prison officials wrongfully denied him toothpaste.
Legal news for criminal lawyers. The Supreme Court will decide if life in prison without parole for juveniles is unconstitutional. U.S. Supreme Court will decided
A 450-pound inmate is fighting execution claiming his weight would make it an excessively painful process.
Government attorneys alert: Supreme Court ruled that it is cruel and unusual punishment to give a juvenile a life sentence with parole for non-murder cases.
News for Michigan personal injury lawyers—Federal appeals court reinstated former inmate’s lawsuit claiming prison officials wrongfully denied him toothpaste.
Legal news for criminal lawyers. The Supreme Court will decide if life in prison without parole for juveniles is unconstitutional. U.S. Supreme Court will decided
