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In It to Win It

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Sat May 20, 2023, 12:28 PM May 2023

11th Circuit holds Alabama death row inmate cannot be executed

Gabriel Malor
@gabrielmalor

11th Cir. holds Alabama death row inmate was properly found to be intellectually disabled and that, as a result, the Eighth Amendment requires that his death sentence be vacated. https://media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/files/202114519.pdf




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11th Circuit holds Alabama death row inmate cannot be executed (Original Post) In It to Win It May 2023 OP
Thank goodness. Biden pick Nancy Abudu was just confirmed Hortensis May 2023 #1
Beat the odds in this particular case onenote May 2023 #2
Ah. I didn't look to see who were on the panel. I guess it figures Hortensis May 2023 #3

onenote

(46,066 posts)
2. Beat the odds in this particular case
Sat May 20, 2023, 12:44 PM
May 2023

With Abudu, the 11th Circuit will have 12 judges. One GWBush, 6 Trump, 1 Clinton, 3 Obama, 1 Biden. Ubudu wasn't available for this case, so getting 2 Obama judges and the Clinton judge together on the panel beat the odds.

Hortensis

(58,785 posts)
3. Ah. I didn't look to see who were on the panel. I guess it figures
Sat May 20, 2023, 01:51 PM
May 2023

that the chief, Bill Pryor, wasn't. He's one I actually tend to remember because he's been there so long and seemingly's more than fulfilled all the worst fears on his nomination, even before the opportunities of the future opened up. And since we live in GA now.

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