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The Supreme Court Just Made It More Likely Innocent People Will Be Executed

“This decision is perverse. It is illogical,” Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote in her dissent in Shinn v. Ramirez.

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Supreme Court rules against inmates in right-to-counsel case

WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court ruled along ideological lines Monday against two Arizona death row inmates who had argued that their lawyers did a

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Supreme Court rules 6-3 against Arizona s death-row inmates – Catholic Philly

The two inmates could not present new evidence of ineffective counsel they said they received in state trials during their federal appeals, the high court ruled. Dissenting justices called the ruling perverse and illogical.

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Supreme Court Limits Legal Options for Death Row Prisoners with Ineffective Counsel

Supreme Court Limits Legal Options for Death Row Prisoners with Ineffective Counsel
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Supreme Court sides with Arizona in death penalty cases

WASHINGTON  In a 6-3 ruling May 23, the Supreme Court said two Arizona death-row inmates could not present new evidence of ineffective.

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