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Alabama Executes Inmate After U.S. Supreme Court Denies Stay

Alabama Executes Inmate After U.S. Supreme Court Denies Stay

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In 2005, Woods was convicted of capital murder as an accomplice in the deaths of three Birmingham police officers. Despite efforts by his family, lawyers, and supporters to halt his execution, citing incompetent defense and claims of innocence, the US Supreme Court denied his appeal. Alabama Governor Kay Ivey allowed the execution to proceed, making Woods the first person executed in Alabama that year. The execution date for his codefendant has not been set.

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Who decided to allow Woods' execution to proceed?

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What is notable about Woods' execution in the context of Alabama's executions this year?

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