LINCOLN, Neb. AP - The Nebraska SupremeCourt on Wednesday stayed an execution over concerns about a new electrocution protocol in the only state that still relies solely on the electric chair for capital punishment.Carey Dean Moore had been scheduled to die Tuesday for the 1979 murders of two Omaha cab drivers. The high court issued the stay after receiving objections this week from state Sen.
May 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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LINCOLN, Neb. AP – The Nebraska SupremeCourt on Wednesday stayed an execution over concerns about a new electrocution protocol in the only state that still relies solely on the electric chair for capital punishment.
Carey Dean Moore had been scheduled to die Tuesday for the 1979 murders of two Omaha cab drivers. The high court issued the stay after receiving objections this week from state Sen. Ernie Chambers of Omaha, who wants the new process reviewed before anyone is put to death.
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