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DeWine postpones 2 executions scheduled for 2023

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Ohio's unofficial death penalty moratorium will continue past Gov. Mike DeWine's first term. The state's last execution was July 18, 2018, when Ohio put to death Robert Van Hook. Nine men are still scheduled for execution next year though more reprieves are expected.

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Associated Press News

Ohio governor postpones 2 executions scheduled for 2023

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has postponed the first two executions scheduled for next year, meaning the state’s unofficial death penalty moratorium will continue after his first term. DeWine, a Republican, has attributed the need for the reprieves to the state’s…

2 years ago·United States

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Tribune Chronicle

DeWine postpones 2 executions scheduled for 2023

Ohio’s unofficial death penalty moratorium will continue past Gov. Mike DeWine’s first term, based on a pair of reprieves for the first two executions of 2023 that were announced Friday.The news follows DeWine’s decision a week ago to postpone the remaining execution scheduled for this year, pushing the October date for Quisi Bryan, convicted of killing a Cleveland police officer, to early in 2026. The state’s last execution was July 18, 2018, w…

2 years ago·Warren, United States

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The Blade

DeWine postpones 2 executions scheduled for 2023

COLUMBUS — Ohio's unofficial death penalty moratorium will continue past Gov. Mike DeWine's first term, based on a pair of reprieves for the first two executions of 2023 that were announced Friday.

2 years ago·Toledo, United States

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