Judge finds racial bias tainted jury selection in Black man's death row case
A North Carolina judge ruled Friday that a Black defendant’s capital trial was undermined by allegations of racial bias ...
Racial bias tainted jury selection and death sentence for a Black man in North Carolina, judge says
A North Carolina judge has ruled that racial bias tainted jury selection and sentencing in the trial of a Black inmate who ...
Race was ‘a significant factor’ in Johnston County death penalty case, NC judge rules
Attorneys for the state said they planned to appeal the superior court judge’s ruling to the NC Supreme Court.
Eerie death row meal requests - from dirt and one olive to tin of spaghetti
Death Row inmates are given one final request before they die. The Mirror takes a look at the strangest and bizarre prison ...
Ruling in racial justice case could impact other NC death row inmates
The judge found race played a role in the death penalty case of Hasson Bacote. Their relationship is still going strong. The Trump administration evicted former Coast Guard Commandant Linda Fagan from ...
SC Supreme Court sets date for next execution; Inmate’s legal team responds
The South Carolina Supreme Court has rejected a death row inmate’s request for information on the most recent execution, which was carried out last week.
Johnston County judge finds death sentences influenced by racial discrimination: Court Documents
On Friday, a Johnston County judge found that race played a significant role in the death penalty trial of Hasson Bacote, ...
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Reviving The Death Penalty Is One Of Trump’s Greatest Moral Failures
One of Trump’s most despicable day-one executive orders revoked Biden’s moratorium on federal executions, ensured that states ...
State Supreme Court sets execution date for Greenville man convicted in 2001 double murder
Brad Sigmon, 67, is scheduled to die on March 7; his attorney raises questions about the effectiveness of the drug used in ...
S.C. sets next execution as inmate questions injection doses
South Carolina went 13 years between executions before restarting them last year in part because the state couldn’t obtain drugs for lethal injections. A shield law passed in 2023 keeps private the ...