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A group of renowned legal ethics scholars has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the case of an Oklahoma death row inmate whose murder conviction has been deemed by the state's attorney general to be plagued by errors and possible prosecutorial misconduct, court filings show.
The fight over Richard Glossip’s fate has pitted a powerful prosecutors’ group against Oklahoma’s top law enforcer.
Richard Glossip was scheduled to be put to death on Thursday, May 18, but the U.S. Supreme Court stepped in and blocked Oklahoma from executing him.
Despite a growing consensus that Glossip is actually innocent, Oklahoma’s capital punishment “justice” system remains determined to kill him.
'Dr. Phil' and Oklahoma lawmakers took to the Capitol steps Tuesday in a call to release Richard Glossip from death row.