As noted above, however, that does not alter the stays of execution granted to Ward and Davis by the Ark Sup Ct.https://www.buzzfeed.com/chrisgeidner/monday-arkansas-executions-story?utm_term=.ykGqeG715w#.dxM3DVyYQN …
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UPDATED STORY: Here is what's happening with the scheduled Arkansas executions, as of now. https://www.buzzfeed.com/chrisgeidner/monday-arkansas-executions-story?utm_term=.akX3pkozJ0#.kky0B5WAzK …pic.twitter.com/XD2YYHrUeV
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Chris Geidner Retweeted Alan Blinder
As to this, as stated earlier, I'm not sure to whom Arkansas can appeal.https://twitter.com/alanblinder/status/854109842524471299 …
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Did AR Supremes rule on basis of fed or state law?
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This is the order. (Same for Ward.)pic.twitter.com/x55UPQgIMq
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Although I agree that as a practical matter SCOTUS is going to be way less likely to disturb the state court’s judgment.
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Hmm. I'm not sure I read it the same when it comes to lifting a stay of execution.
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"Ambiguity cuts against the state court." <— Wouldn't ambiguity cut to the state court when the result is allowing an execution to proceed?
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You do.pic.twitter.com/DbsfceLdpR
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