Missouri’s attorney general has a history of opposing efforts to overturn prison convictions
Missouri prosecutors were set to cut a deal to give death row convict Marcellus Williams life without parole until Attorney General Andrew Bailey stepped in. NBC News’ Steven Romo takes a closer look at how Bailey’s office has frequently opposed the release of wrongfully convicted prisoners.
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On Tuesday, the state of Missouri is scheduled to execute Marcellus Williams even though no one with a stake in the outcome of the case wants him to die.
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