New Hampshire court upholds death penalty for state’s only death row inmate
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Michael Addison was sentenced to death in 2008 for shooting and killing a police officer. New Hampshire repealed the death penalty 11 years later.
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On Tuesday the New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of a man convicted of murdering a Manchester police officer. Michael Addison was found...
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has rejected Michael Addison’s petition to reexamine his death sentence following the state’s repeal of the death penalty. In a ruling Tuesday, the court dismissed the appeal from Addison, the state’s only death row inmate.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal of the death sentence of Michael Addison, a Black man who in 2008 was convicted of killing Michael Briggs, a white police officer in Manchester.