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Google News: Appeals court upholds new sentencing hearing for Mumia Abu-Jamal
[Axis of Logic] Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia unanimously issued a ruling upholding its earlier decision calling for a new sentencing hearing for Mumia Abu-Jamal, who was convicted of killing Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner in
Abu-Jamal's case is far from over | Philadelphia Inquirer |
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[Philadelphia Inquirer] - The longevity of Abu-Jamal's appeals - he was 27 when he shot 25-year-old Philadelphia Police Officer Daniel Faulkner in has been no surprise to attorneys working the case. That reality was reiterated last week by the latest ruling
Inquirer Editorial: Where he belongs | Philadelphia Inquirer |
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[Philadelphia Inquirer] - Continued legal appeals seeking to have Abu-Jamal executed for the slaying of Police Officer Daniel Faulkner serve no worthy purpose. Vengeance, not justice, appears to be the goal. In fact, given the latest appeals-court ruling issued earlier
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[UPI.com] - Abu-Jamal, 57, has been on death row since when he was convicted of shooting Police Officer Daniel Faulkner. During his years in prison, he has written several books and become one of the best-known death-sentenced inmates in the world.
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