Litigation
Mar. 3, 2007
Slow Start to Speeding Up Death-Row Appeals
WASHINGTON - Exactly a year ago, death-penalty proponents cheered the passage of a federal law that some believed could speed up appeals and executions by five years.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
WASHINGTON - Exactly a year ago, death-penalty proponents cheered the passage of a federal law that some believed could speed up appeals and executions by five years.
To date, nothing has happened.
But the Justice Department may finally issue the new regulations that would allow states to apply to join ...
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