More on Richey removal from death row:  The UK Scotsman has this story, entitled "My first days off death row have given me a new taste for freedom in Scotland."

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...Ken Parsigian, his lawyer, will apply for bail next week. It is unclear whether that will result in his freedom; Richey has no money to make bail even if it is granted, though his brother Stephen - who lives locally - has offered his house as collateral.

"We have never been closer to winning freedom for Kenny than this."

The Boston-based lawyer describes Richey's case, which he has conducted pro bono, as the most significant and fulfilling case he has ever handled.

He added: "This is a defining case; we can get Kenny home where he belongs. I think it will be the crowning moment of my career the day Kenny walks free."  ...

• IPetition in support of the legal effort to secure a change of venue for Richey retrial is at this link.