Court Halts Planned Execution in Texas
14th Nov 2006, 20:48 GMT
LIVINGSTON, Texas — A condemned inmate set to die this week for slaying a convenience store owner in 1997 won a reprieve from the state's highest criminal court, which ordered a hearing on his claim of prosecutor misconduct.
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