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High court decision on death row IQ case will spare prisoner's life
The Supreme Court dismissed a case over how to weigh multiple IQ scores when determining if an inmate may be executed by the state.
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eu.usatoday.com
Supreme Court dismisses case, sparing life of convicted murderer with low IQ
The 55-year-old man at the center of the case, who has been on death row for more than 2 decades, has IQ scores ranging from 72 to 78.
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edition.cnn.com
Divided Supreme Court decision bars Alabama from executing an inmate who may be intellectually disabled | CNN Politics
The Supreme Court on Thursday let stand an appeals court decision that barred Alabama from executing a man that lower courts found is likely intellectually disabled.
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independent.co.uk
Supreme Court dismisses Alabama's bid to execute inmate with borderline intellectual disability
A divided Supreme Court has dismissed Alabama’s bid to be allowed to execute a convicted murderer who was found by lower courts to be intellectually disabled
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Supreme Court blocks execution of inmate with intellectual disability
The Supreme Court outlawed the execution of intellectually disabled individuals in a landmark 2002 ruling
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upi.com
Supreme Court dismisses Alabama death penalty IQ case - UPI.com
The U.S. Supreme Court Thursday dismissed an appeal from Alabama in a death row case by declining to look at how IQ scores affect capital cases.
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washingtonexaminer.com
High court decision on death row IQ case will spare prisoner's life
The Supreme Court dismissed a case over how to weigh multiple IQ scores when determining if an inmate may be executed by the state.
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vox.com
The Supreme Court hands a rare victory to a death row inmate
The Court’s Republicans appear much more divided on the death penalty than some of their previous cases suggested.
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newrepublic.com
A Rare Win at the Supreme Court for a Death-Row Prisoner
It was a limited victory, but it broke with the high court’s long-standing favor toward the death penalty.
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slate.com
Two Conservatives Justices Just Took a Surprising Step to Save a Death Row Inmate’s Life. Why?
Four justices dissented, hinting at a sharp conflict behind the scenes.