FIU's Karen Gottlieb praised Judge Adalberto Jordan's dissent while viewing the majority's ruling with disbelief. "To summarily deny her even the possibility of going forward was quite extraordinary," Gottlieb said.
October 05, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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Hours before Georgia executed Kelly Gissendaner the Atlanta appellate court issued her legal post mortem.
After several failed last-minute attempts to keep her alive—even Pope Francis made a plea—the 47-year-old mother of three died by lethal injection early on Sept. 30. She was convicted in 1998 of plotting to murder her husband, Douglas, with her boyfriend Gregory Owen, who got a life sentence for committing the crime.
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