A federal judge delayed the execution of the only woman on death row, said the DOJ rescheduling it was unlawful

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A federal judge delayed the execution of the only woman on death row, said the DOJ rescheduling it was unlawful

Lisa Montgomery was convicted in the 2004 killing of a woman who was eight months pregnant, cutting the baby out of her stomach and kidnapping it.

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