Man who killed parents backs execution revenge tale
Tony Cimo, jailed for eight years for aiding a fatal bombing that killed Rudolph Tyner on Death Row, defends his actions and urges shorter appeals. He says Tyner laughed at his mother’s death in court and that the revenge killing ends the grieving process for his family.
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Supreme Court split on police questioning guidance
The Supreme Court split 4-1-4 on new guidance for police to avoid questioning a suspect who asks for a lawyer. Justice Powell urged reading all three opinions for clarification, and urged weighing all facts to decide if a suspect initiated further talk. The case centers on Miranda and Edwards rulings and whether a suspect’s follow up question after invoking a lawyer starts a new conversation.
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