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A Supreme Court skeptical of death row appeals has recently sided with three inmates

The justices said an appeals court relied on DNA evidence never shown to jurors and ignored disclosure failures involving a key witness.

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By Emily Condon, John Fritze, CNN (CNN) — The Supreme Court on Monday sided with a death row inmate in Florida who was blocked from challenging his sentence even though a lower court acknowledged a key witness lied on stand, marking the third time the conservative high court has backed an inmate sentenced to death in recent weeks. In an unsigned opinion, the court threw out a decision from a federal appeals court that sided with the state becaus…

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A Supreme Court skeptical of death row appeals has recently sided with three inmates

The Supreme Court on Monday sided with a death row inmate in Florida who was blocked from challenging his sentence even though a lower court acknowledged a key witness lied on stand, marking the third time the conservative high court has backed an inmate sentenced to death in recent weeks.

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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Monday, June 1, 2026.
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