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Saturday, May 18, 2013, 10:53 a.m.

6 on death row to justices: Keep execution stays

By Sean Beherec

Attorneys for six men on death row have asked the Arkansas Supreme Court to deny a motion to lift a stay of execution granted in their cases, arguing that a new statute passed by the Legislature does not properly address separation-of-powers violations cited in a 2012 case before the court.

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  • Headline: 6 on death row to justices: Keep execution stays
  • Publication: Arkansas, Pages 10 on 03/20/2013
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