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- MAY 11, 2001DEATH PENALTY
McVeigh execution delayed
May 11, 2001: U.S. Attorney General Ashcroft announced Friday a delay of execution as FBI revealed failure to hand over 3,000 pages of documents to McVeigh´s trial defence.
- MAY 10, 2001DEATH PENALTY
The human rights group Amnesty International asked...
The human rights group Amnesty International asked President Bush to commute Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh's death sentence
- MAY 10, 2001AlgeriaDEATH PENALTY
It would be at least 4
It would be at least 4
- MAY 10, 2001DEATH PENALTY
In line with established EU practice, the Swedish Presidency...
In line with established EU practice, the Swedish Presidency of the European Union on May 10, 2001 made a demarche to the U
- MAY 10, 2001DEATH PENALTY
An article in the New York times stated that support...
An article in the New York times stated that support for capital punishment in the United State's was dropping
- MAY 10, 2001DEATH PENALTY
Stay of execution for Timothy McVeigh?
May 10, 2001: strong possibility of a stay of execution for McVeigh after the FBI admitted to witholding evidence from the defence during the trial.
- MAY 10, 2001DEATH PENALTY
McVeigh execution delayed
May 10, 2001: the U.S. Attorney General announced Friday that he was delaying the execution because the FBI failed to turn over more than 3,000 pages of documents to McVeigh´s trial defence.
- MAY 9, 2001United KingdomDEATH PENALTY
According to a poll conducted by The Express support...
According to a poll conducted by The Express support for capital punishment is slipping
- MAY 8, 2001JapanDEATH PENALTY
A 37-year-old gay Iranian man who has overstayed his...
A 37-year-old gay Iranian man who has overstayed his visa, is fighting to stay in Japan out of fear of a death sentence if sent back to his home country
- MAY 8, 2001DEATH PENALTY
Former Assistant Secretary of State Harold Koh, who...
Former Assistant Secretary of State Harold Koh, who led two U
- MAY 8, 2001ChinaDEATH PENALTY
Three robbers who sacked 34 temples when disguised...
Three robbers who sacked 34 temples when disguised as police were sentenced to death in southern Fujian Province by the Higher People's Court of Fujian
- MAY 8, 2001DEATH PENALTY
The state executed a murderer who said he wouldn't...
The state executed a murderer who said he wouldn't appeal his sentence because it would bring more torment to the families of his 5 victims
