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Musselwhite v. State

Citations

  • 60 So. 2d 807
  • 215 Miss. 363
  • 7 Adv. S. 15
  • 1952 Miss. LEXIS 574

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  • holding that petitioner was incompetent to be executed because his catatonic schizophrenia rendered him unable to “take account of [the] significance” of being “taken to the electric chair”
  • holding that petitioner was incompetent to be executed because his catatonic schizophrenia rendered him unable to \take account of [the] significance\ of being \taken to the electric chair\
  • hold- ing that petitioner was incompetent to be executed because his cata- tonic schizophrenia rendered him unable to \take account of [the] significance\ of being \taken to the electric chair\

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Judges: Alexander, Hall

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