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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 2002

Page

6

Lawyers seek Supreme Court review of death penalty cases

South Carolina lawyers seek the U S Supreme Court to review death penalty cases after a June ruling that executing mentally retarded killers is cruel. Seven inmates petition the state Supreme Court, filed July 17 by Olympia attorney John Blume, arguing no procedures exist to guide execution of intellectually disabled defendants. The high court will act after the state responds.

Supreme Court Charleston US Supreme Court Olympia Aeath John Blume High Court State Attorney General's Office South Carolina Exec Laura Hudson Victim Assistance Network

Tax study panel begins work to revamp state system

A House committee of ten Republicans and five Democrats met in Columbia to outline the scope of a tax system overhaul. Speaker David Wilkins noted the task's significance while Chairman Bobby Harrell leads the Ways and Means panel in planning hearings and expert input ahead of the next legislative session.

Columbia House General Assembly David Wilkins Greenville Ways and Means Bobby Harrell Charleston

Judges vote to ban sealed settlements in federal cases

Ten federal judges in South Carolina unanimously approved an outright ban on sealed court sanctioned settlements they preside over. The move, led by Chief Judge Joe Anderson, aims to increase transparency though critics warn it could hinder quick resolutions in complex cases.

Columbia South Carolina US. District Court Joel Anderson Richard Rosen Bar South Carolina Supreme Court Richard Gergel Mills Gallivan Greenville State Defense Trial Attorneys Association

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