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Seth Day, an attorney for Warner, whose execution is scheduled for 13 May, said a federal investigation was warranted.

One thinks of Charles Thomas Wooldridge, the wife-murderer whose execution is the centrepiece of Wilde's The Ballad of Reading Gaol.

Photo: Opponents of capital punishment gathered yesterday outside San Quentin State Prison in the San Francisco Bay Area to seek clemency for Stanley Tookie Williams, a killer whose execution is set for next week.

Mr. Dassin, who was born on Dec. 18, 1911, says there was "no precedent" for making a caper whose preparation takes up a full third of a film and whose execution is rendered without dialogue or music.

The Legal Aid Society has set up a project to recruit out-of-state lawyers to represent Alabama prisoners, but legal advocates say they never know from case to case whether a lawyer can be found for a prisoner whose execution is near.

The client load simulation is deployed inside virtual machines running an Ubuntu image, whose execution is scheduled and coordinated by a custom component running on the same VMware node where the energy-aware plug-in is also deployed.

The judge, Richard Dean Rogers, issued a stay Nov. 26 in the case of Ronald A. Gray, whose execution was scheduled for Dec. 10.

The family of an inmate whose execution was botched by the state of Oklahoma this week said they are exploring options for a civil lawsuit against the state.

Michael Bruce Ross, whose execution was postponed early Saturday, said in court yesterday that he would cooperate if a judge ordered a new evaluation of his competency.

Warren Hill, whose execution was scheduled for July of this year, remains on death row in Georgia after a judge ruled that the secrecy surrounding the state's lethal-injection drug is unconstitutional.

A man beheaded on Sunday was the 85th person this year whose execution was recorded by the official Saudi Press Agency, compared to 88 in the whole of 2014, according to Human Rights Watch (HRW).