Florida Execution Canceled
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- Chris BradfordNew York Post
- Adam GabbattThe Guardian
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MIAMI (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has withdrawn a death warrant for the first time since taking office, calling off a man’s execution just days before he was scheduled to die by lethal injection in the nation’s busiest death chamber.
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- 9 Oct
MIAMI (AP) — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has withdrawn a death warrant for the first time since taking office, calling off a man’s execution just days before he was scheduled to die by lethal injection in the nation’s busiest death chamber.
Coverage 4 articles
9 Oct Florida execution called off after DeSantis withdraws death warrant for the first time
Toronto Star
9 Oct Florida execution called off after DeSantis withdraws death warrant for first time
The Guardian
9 Oct DeSantis cancels execution of man convicted in 1976 Miami-Dade murder
CBS News
9 Oct Florida death row inmate William Thompson spared from execution, 50 years after torture murder
New York Post
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