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Judge suggests change to nitrogen execution to let inmate pray and say final words without gas mask - Vimarsana News

Judge suggests change to nitrogen execution to let inmate pray and say final words without gas mask

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Judge suggests change to Kenneth Eugene Smith nitrogen execution - Vimarsana News

Judge suggests change to Kenneth Eugene Smith nitrogen execution

A federal judge who is weighing whether to allow the nation's first execution by nitrogen hypoxia to go forward next month, urged Alabama on Thursday to change procedures so the inmate can pray and say his final words before the gas mask is placed on his face.

Michigan Supreme Court Rules Judges Must Respect Pronouns - Vimarsana News

Michigan Supreme Court Rules Judges Must Respect Pronouns

The Michigan Supreme Court ruled that judges must either use transgender individuals' preferred pronouns or gender-neutral terms of address.

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Michigan Supreme Court Approves Rule Requiring Judges To Use Prefered Pronouns

The Michigan Supreme Court approved a new rule Wednesday requiring justices to use preferred pronouns or "other respectful means" to address attorneys.