Judge clears way for execution of South Carolina inmate A judge in South Carolina has ruled a death row inmate who thinks most laws are unconstitutional is mentally competent and can be executed

A judge in South Carolina has ruled a death row prisoner who thinks most laws are unconstitutional is mentally competent and can be executed. #StevenBixby @deathpenaltyaction.bsky.social @deathpenaltyinfo.org @scadeathpenalty.bsky.social

Meet Steven Bixby: SC Death Row Inmate. His Execution is now Delayed Amid Mental Competency Debate Columbia, S.C. — The legal battle over Steven Bixby and his mental competency and pending execution has taken another turn as the South Carolina Supreme Court considers motions regarding his mental health status. Bixby, 57, was sentenced to death in 2007 for the murders of two officers during a 2003 standoff in Abbeville County. His attorneys argue that he is mentally incompetent, which should prevent his execution under state law.

Meet Steven Bixby: SC Death Row Inmate. His Execution is now Delayed Amid Mental Competency Debate. #StevenBixby #SCDC #SC #CCNewsNetwork
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