Death Row convict's smoking appeal

A man on death row in the United States is appealing against his murder conviction on the grounds that jurors were not allowed to smoke as they reached their verdict.

Death Row convict's smoking appeal

A man on death row in the United States is appealing against his murder conviction on the grounds that jurors were not allowed to smoke as they reached their verdict.

Lawyers for Phillip Elmore (aged 43) said the lack of cigarette breaks made members of the panel in Columbus, Ohio, impatient and overly eager to finish the case.

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