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    Arizona Will Execute Joseph Wood After Brief Court-Ordered Stay

    Arizona's Supreme Court has granted Joseph Rudolph Wood III a temporary stay of execution Wednesday to give the court time to consider his appeal, according to the Associated Press. 
    by Arit John Jul 23, 2014 1 minute

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    Arizona's execution of Joseph Rudolph Wood III will proceed Wednesday after a brief stay of execution, . After considering Wood's argument over drug secrecy, the Arizona Supreme Court rejected his appeal and cleared the execution to proceed. 

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