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Lawsuit: Ohio wrongly denying parole to ex-death row inmates

Lawsuit: Ohio wrongly denying parole to ex-death row inmates July 28, 2021 GMT COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Former death row inmates in Ohio are being denied the opportunity for parole despite legal precedent requiring they receive “meaningful consideration” for release, two organizations allege in a new lawsuit. At issue in the suit filed Wednesday in Franklin County Common Pleas Court are requests for parole by ex-death row prisoners sentenced before 1978, when the state’s then-death penalty law was declared unconstitutional. The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio and the Ohio Justice & Policy Center allege that since at least 2003, and no later than 2016, the Ohio Parole Board has had an unwritten policy of denying parole to anyone once sentenced to death even if they’re now eligible for parole.

Columbus man suspected in child s fatal shooting faces death penalty

Prosecutors in Delaware County are seeking the death penalty for a Columbus man charged with fatally shooting his 17-month-old daughter and wounding the child s mother last week. William S. Roberts, 28, of the Far North Side, was indicted Wednesday by a Delaware County grand jury on 12 charges including aggravated murder stemming from what Columbus police say was a domestic incident that turned deadly. It all began around 9:30 p.m. July 20 at a home on the 1500 block of Sarin Street near Polaris in a portion of the city of Columbus that is in Delaware County. The aggravated murder charge carries specifications that would make it a death penalty case under the Ohio Revised Code, alleging that Roberts attempted to kill at least two people and that one of the victims was under the age of 13.

State is Sued for Repeatedly Denying Parole to a Certain Category of Inmates

Statehouse News Bureau A gavel sculpture sits outside of the Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus. A lawsuit filed on behalf of two inmates who have served more than 40 years in prison says the Ohio Parole Board has not given the inmates fair hearings. A lawsuit claims that Ohio has an unwritten policy of denying release to death row inmates who were re-sentenced after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Ohio’s death penalty in 1978.  The Ohio Justice and Policy Center and the ACLU of Ohio have filed suit for Patricia Wernert and George Clayton, who were resentenced after the 1978 ruling to 20 years to life with a chance at parole. They’ve both been in prison for more than 40 years and been repeatedly denied parole. 

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