No more death row executions until January, SC Supreme Court decides
South Carolina will not carry out any more executions until at least January, the state Supreme Court ruled in a Thursday order. The order grants a temporary reprieve for four inmates who have exhausted their appeals and could be sentenced for execution after the state ended its unintended 13-year hiatus in September.
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