Death row inmate spared days before execution following protests
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Charles Burton has been in prison in the U.S. for over 30 years. He never killed anyone, should still die because of a controversial law.
In 1991, a 75-year-old was involved in a robbery at a store where a customer was killed. His death sentence was converted into life imprisonment without parole.
The 75-year-old was an accomplice in a robbery with a customer killed in 1991. He was sentenced to death in 1992.
(AFP) The governor of Alabama, Kay Ivey, commuted on Tuesday the death penalty of Charles Burton, 75, to a life sentence without parole, ensuring that it would be "unfair" to proceed with the execution, scheduled for Thursday.Read more
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