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It is Friday, March 27th, and here's something you don't hear every day out of Florida.

They have granted a stay of execution for a death row inmate.

But the case gets more interesting because the clock is still ticking on that execution.

Robes help us with this. Welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ. This is a scheduled execution

for next week. It could or could not go through robes based on some DNA testing that is pending.

This is a hell of a high-stakes case right now.

It certainly is.

And all eyes are on the state of Florida.

This is almost unheard of.

That's why it's, first of all, it's very, very rare that the Supreme Court would step in and stay this execution pending further

order first place. But it's even a bigger deal that it's happening in the state of Florida,

because this was a heinous crime, a former police officer convicted of raping and murdering

an 11-year-old girl. We're talking about James Aaron Duckett.

Yeah.

Look, Florida, we've done a lot of executions

and not like execution stories out of Florida.

And just for that context, Robs,

it's given how DeSantis is signing death warrants left and right

to hear that one has been halted days before

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