Supreme Court Rejects Alabama Death Penalty IQ Appeal

May 22, 2026·23 days ago·via Alabama Political Reporter

The Supreme Court rejects an Alabama death penalty case involving claims of low IQ, leaving the state’s ruling in place. The decision keeps the focus on how courts weigh intellectual disability claims in capital cases and reinforces the reality that final judgments still matter. For conservatives, it is another reminder that the judiciary should apply the law as written, not bend it to emotional pressure or endless appeals. Read more about this...

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