Alabama Supreme Court announces change to state's death penalty cases

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Alabama's Supreme Court announces changes to death row inmates' automatic review in death penalty cases. Officials said the state will no longer have one day to put an inmate to death. The governor will be allowed to set a time frame for the execution to take place. WVTM 13 has more.

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Alabama Supreme Court announces change to state's death penalty cases

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