Summary
In South Carolina, death row inmate James Robertson, who has been incarcerated since 1999 for murdering his parents, seeks to represent himself, potentially leading to his execution within months. A federal judge has ordered a delay in his request to ensure he fully understands the implications, amidst concerns about his mental health following the executions of fellow inmates. Robertson’s attorney argues he is not mentally competent, highlighting the psychological impact of recent executions on him, while prosecutors advocate for a deeper evaluation of his decision-making capabilities.
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