>No need. CNN is under based ownership now.
Whatdoya mean no need? They committed crimes!
The medical personnel that kept her alive should be tried. A Judge ordered her dead and they went against court orders.
>The court ordered process failed.
Aware. Relevancy?
The law said death.
Her victim didn't get a second chance.
> try, try again.
Anons point was she was ordered to die for her crime. Those that saved her life broke a court order. They should be charged for violating a court order.
> I would think a death row inmate automatically get a DNR.
Exactly. Nowhere in a death penalty does it say revive the criminal. A court order was broken.