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Summary <p>State plans to kill 25 prisoners in less than three years but officials had sought to increase gap between executions from 60 to 90 days</p><p>An appeals court judge in Oklahoma reportedly told state execution schedulers to “suck it up” and “man up” after they requested a 90-day period between executions in an effort to combat trauma, accommodate staff shortages and reduce the potential for errors.</p><p>The state plans to execute 25<strong> </strong>prisoners whose appeals are exhausted in less than three years, about 58% of the inmates on death row in Oklahoma. At a hearing last Tuesday, Judge Gary Lumpkin responded to a request to slow Oklahoma’s execution schedule.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/apr/02/oklahoma-judge-execution-schedule">Continue reading...</a>

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