The Arizona Supreme Court in recent days concluded state law didn’t require Gov. Hobbs to proceed with the planned execution, even though it wasn’t officially called off.
PHOENIX — Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has been ordered to appear in court Thursday in her efforts to halt pending executions.
Gunches had been set to die by lethal injection for the 2002 killing of his girlfriend’s ex-husband Ted Price. He had pleaded guilty to a murder charge in the shooting death near Mesa, Arizona.Price’s sister, Karen Price, has pressed the court to order Hobbs to let the execution go ahead.
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