we re also in the fifth circuit. we ve asked the fifth circuit for time and resources to litigate scott pinetti s time to be executed. at this point, the supreme court has a direct appeal from the court of criminal appeals, whether it s constitutional to execute people with severe mental illness. in my experience, the supreme court waits. so my x.ation is that the supreme court will wait before ruling on the documents that we already have there. one of the things that s hard to understand is that there is this landmark from the supreme court.
next president of the united states e jiets e united states. i know your time is limited tonight, thanks very much for being with us. you re welt come. am i right to single rick perry as a last line of defense here? we re also in the fifth circuit. we ve asked the fifth circuit for time and resources to litigate scott pinetti s time to be executed. at this point, the supreme court has a direct appeal from the court of criminal appeals, whether it s constitutional to execute people with severe mental illness. in my experience, the supreme court waits.
thanks very much for being with us. you re welcome. am i right to single rick perry as a last line of defense here? we re also in the fifth circuit. we ve asked the fifth circuit for time and resources to litigate scott pinetti s competence to be executed. at this point, the supreme court has a direct appeal from the court of criminal appeals, whether it s constitutional to execute people with severe mental illness. in my experience, the supreme court waits until the lower courts have weighed in. so my expectation is that the
innocence for years. you guys tell us when you re ready with the cameras. make sure the agreement of the parties i have recommended released to the court of criminal appeals. you do have my sympathy. you have my apologies. i thank god this wasn t a capital case, that i only had life. because it gave the saints here at the innocence project time to do this. i would like to say this is one of the happiest days of my life and i thank god for it. we are so thankful the truth finally came out and we re happy, happy, happy. okay, thank you all very much. it was somewhat chaotic. there was a procession, cameras were everywhere, people everywhere. i didn t know which way we were going. all of this time rushed back at me. my time of only seven years,
like is this a riot or what. looked up on the second tier, just lined with faces and people were yelling and cheering. i never expected that. and i love those guys for that. it was just such a sendoff. completely spontaneous. it was just the strangest thing and the most wonderful thing. after spending nearly 25 years in prison for the murder of his wife, a williamson county man is now free camera rolling as michael morton in 1986. he was sentenced to life in prison those attorneys have been working to prove martin s innocence for years. you guys tell us when you re ready with the cameras. make sure the agreement of the parties i have recommended released to the court of criminal appeals. you do have my sympathy.