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Attorneys are appealing the state's move toward its first execution in centuries, following a crime in Knoxville.

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Attorneys are appealing the state's move toward its first execution in centuries, following a crime in Knoxville.

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  1. Governor Lee suspended all executions in Tennessee.1 source
  2. Attorneys filed a motion to the Supreme Court following the Governor's cancellation of executions.1 source
  3. Lee denied Pike's clemency petition as execution attempt proceeds in Tennessee.1 source
  4. State moves toward execution despite appeals, following a crime in Knoxville.1 source

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