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McVeigh to push execution appeal
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JUNE 7, 2001 Lawyers for convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh on Wednesday said they will continue to fight for a delay in his scheduled execution, seeking Supreme Court review if necessary. The defense team said they were disappointed with a federal judge's decision not to grant McVeigh a stay. He is set to be executed on June 11, should his appeals fail. Get the Story:
Judge Refuses to Delay Execution of McVeigh (The Washington Post 6/7) Reaction to Judge's Decision:
Video: McVeigh Team Plans Appeal (MSNBC 6/6)
Video: John Ashcroft (MSNBC 6/6) Related Stories:
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McVeigh asks for execution delay (6/1)
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