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SCOTUS won't lift stay of execution for Ga. inmate

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The execution of a Georgia man whose attorneys claim he is mentally disabled is still on hold after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to lift a stay.
 
The court's decision means Warren Lee Hill will not likely be scheduled for execution before the state's current supply of a lethal injection drug expires next week.
 
Hill was one of two Georgia inmates to be executed this week. The other was also granted a stay, although the state has appealed.
 
Hill was convicted in the 1990 beating death of fellow inmate Joseph Handspike. At the time, Hill was serving a life sentence for killing his girlfriend.
 
The state says the defense has failed to meet its burden of proving beyond a reasonable doubt that Hill is mentally disabled.


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