'Bloodthirsty': Supreme Court justice shredded over reasoning to let inmate die

'Bloodthirsty': Supreme Court justice shredded over reasoning to let inmate die

The Supreme Court bucked its lengthy streak of letting questionable executions move forward and threw out the infamous death sentence of Oklahoma inmate Richard Glossip, setting the stage for him to get a new trial — but over the objections of Justice Clarence Thomas, whose "bloodthirsty" reasoning ...

Supreme Court grants death row inmate Richard Glossip new trial over flawed testimony

The U.S. Supreme Court granted Richard Glossip a new trial on the grounds that prosecutors failed to correct false testimony, which led to the jury’s 1998 conviction of Glossip and his sentence to death row.

State's failure to correct accuser's lithium testimony entitles death row inmate to new trial, SCOTUS rules