Justices Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas voted against stopping ... As a result of Thursday’s decision, Murphy will be returned to death row. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice said ...

HOUSTON, Texas – Clarence Jordan, 68, has been on death row for nearly half a century, and the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals is now being asked to overturn his death sentence. Jordan was first ...

Clarence Jordan’s mental and physical health ... not to mention the medical bills. Just one Texas Death Row inmate, Earvin Harvey of Angelina County, and a few others in the 27 death penalty ...

The fate of Clarence Jordan ... Meanwhile, the cost to Texas taxpayers for Jordan’s prolonged stay on death row has exceeded $1 million, not including medical expenses. Despite these figures ...

Sixty-four of the 174 men and women currently on death row were sentenced ... was extracted from Texas Department of Criminal Justice records. Clarence Jordan, 69, is a Black man convicted of ...

On Tuesday (March 18), in Texas, Lydia Harris filed suit against Snoop and Knight, as well as Death Row Records ... of Sony Pictures’ “The Book Of Clarence” at Academy Museum of Motion ...

Clarence Jordan has been a death row inmate for 47 years ... Jordan was first convicted of capital murder in 1978, but in 1982 the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned his conviction ...

As an article in Vox reports, speaking for the court, Justice Clarence ... row for more than 20 years, can be put to death. The court hinted that it valued finality over justice by allowing ...

Anti-death penalty advocates held a rally over the weekend in Texas calling for capital punishment to be abolished, as several high-profile death row cases in Texas and other states have sparked ...

(Court TV) -- Whether it's a sorrowful apology to family or best wishes for sports teams, the final statements of Death Row inmates before ... Michael Richard, executed in Texas on September ...

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Wednesday probed whether death row inmate Richard Glossip's ... "I haven't even started." Justice Clarence Thomas appeared most inclined to leave the conviction ...