The Supreme Court on Monday threw out a 6th Circuit decision that erased the conviction and death sentence of a U.S.-British citizen in a fatal fire. Also, the Court refused to disturb a $116 million judgment against the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation Organization in the deaths of a Jewish couple near the West Bank. In addition, the Court refused to hear from a former FBI translator wishing to revive her lawsuit alleging she was fired for reporting possible wrongdoing.
November 28, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday threw out a decision that erased the conviction and death sentence of a U.S.-British citizen in a fatal fire.
Justices directed an appeals court to reconsider whether Kenneth Richey was wrongly convicted of the blaze in Ohio that killed a toddler nearly 20 years ago. The case has gotten international attention.
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