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Oklahoma Death Row prisoner John Hanson granted temporary stay of execution
Oklahoma Death Row prisoner John Hanson is granted a a temporary stay of execution Monday. Oklahoma County District Judge Richard Ogden granted the stay after Hanson's attorneys filed a lawsuit claiming that a May 7 clemency hearing violated Hanson's rights and requested the stay of execution until the matter is resolved.
John Hanson alleges one of the three members who voted against his clemency was biased because he was a prosecutor in Tulsa ...
While four inmates being scheduled to die in the same week is not an anomaly in the U.S., their executions present an overall ...
George John Hanson, a death row inmate convicted of killing two people in 1999, received a temporary stay of execution Monday ...
Four executions are expected to take place in the United States this week, with two scheduled Tuesday and one each on ...
Over the next four days, four inmates in four states are scheduled to be put to death – a cluster that, while not abnormal – ...
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