Ohio lethal injection hearing heats up
                   
enquirer.com     May 7, 2008            

A prosecutor accused a judge Tuesday of making arguments on behalf of two men challenging the state's method of executing prisoners. ... Prosecutor says judge arguing ACLU's side of case BY JOE MILICIA | THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ELYRIA, Ohio - Ruben Rivera and Ronald McCloud,... [read full story]                

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Violence Fears Prompted Probe of Activists, Police Chief Says

washingtonpost.com     12 hrs ago   8 related          

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nwsource.com     8 hrs ago          

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