Alabama
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- DECEMBER 3, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
Judge Sue Bell Cobb, of an appeals court has ruled...
Judge Sue Bell Cobb, of an appeals court has ruled that death row inmate James Lewis Martin Jr
- OCTOBER 29, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
Alabama sentenced 31 people to death in 1996-1997,...
Alabama sentenced 31 people to death in 1996-1997, the same number as Florida, which has a population of 16 million, or more than 3 times Alabama's 4
- JULY 18, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
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Circuit Judge P
- JUNE 21, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
The execution of triple-murderer Glenn William Holladay...
The execution of triple-murderer Glenn William Holladay was blocked by the U
- JUNE 16, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
William Bowen Jr
William Bowen Jr
- MAY 25, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
Gary Wayne Drinkard, 45, who spent 5 years on prison's...
Gary Wayne Drinkard, 45, who spent 5 years on prison's death row, has been found innocent at retrial
- APRIL 26, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
A death row inmate whose case never got a full federal...
A death row inmate whose case never got a full federal court review because he didn't have a lawyer until recently was spared execution as federal courts approved a stay
- MARCH 30, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
A state appeals court overturned the death sentence...
A state appeals court overturned the death sentence of William A
- FEBRUARY 20, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
A group of Alabama death row inmates is pushing an...
A group of Alabama death row inmates is pushing an unusual solution to the state's school-funding crisis: abolish the death penalty
- FEBRUARY 6, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill (SB14)...
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved a bill (SB14) by Sen Hank Sanders that provides for a three year moratorium on the death penalty; it provides also for the implementation of certain procedures for imposing the death penalty
- JANUARY 1, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
A private investigator is teaming up with University...
A private investigator is teaming up with University of South Alabama students to probe old death-penalty cases
- JANUARY 1, 2001AlabamaDEATH PENALTY
Alabama does not forbid the execution of the mentally...
Alabama does not forbid the execution of the mentally retarded or juvenile offenders but does have life without parole