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US court orders a stay on death penalty for military man
Toronto News.Net
Thursday 4th December, 2008
A US federal judge has delayed the planned execution of a US Army soldier convicted of multiple murders and rapes.
US District Judge Richard Rogers made an order for the legal representatives of Ronald A. Gray to file a petition for constitutional appeal.
Gray had been scheduled to be executed on December 10th.
He is now on death row at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, which is where he will stay until further orders are made by the courts.
Gray was found guilty and sentenced to death in 1988.
If executed, he would be the first soldier to suffer the penalty since 1961.
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Jagur
12-04-08, 06:13 AM |
US court orders a stay on death penalty for military man
Do u think UsA has better humanrights then China ?
Why USa taking rights to be alive!
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Anonymous
12-04-08, 07:08 PM |
how much more money do you want to waste on this germ.
Give the order and be done with it.
20 years waiting to die
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bounchanh meuangtai
12-04-08, 12:02 PM |
he is bad soldier us
he is bad militaly for usa
he is devil’s soldier
yes usa has better humanrigth then china
read laos’s history 1000 years back thailand and china goverment always wanted destroyed laos peoples we love thai peoples
but they are 2 faces to the peoples of world
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;) Midnight
12-04-08, 03:17 PM |
That is a lot of years. On the other hand multiple murder and rape.
That is a lot of murder and rape. Is there a cure? A legal fix. If we were all legal junkies for a day what would we get from the legal system?
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hghhh
12-04-08, 04:34 PM |
jhh
That US soldier must be executed by firing squad
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Anonymous
12-09-08, 07:56 PM |
A firing squad is too friendly
This guy is a turd that needs to be flushed off the face of the earth.
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