Oklahoma attorney general, DOC file motion seeking 90-day execution intervals
Oklahoma's attorney general and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections have filed a motion seeking 90-day execution intervals
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Oklahoma's attorney general and the Oklahoma Department of Corrections have filed a motion seeking 90-day execution intervals
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FILE - This undated file photo provided by the Oklahoma Department of corrections shows James Chandler Ryder, whose scheduled execution next month has been paused for 100 days so that
The lethal injection of an Oklahoma man scheduled to be executed next month has been paused for 100 days so that a hearing can be held to determine if he's mentally competent enough to be executed.