Georgia death row inmate Ernest Morrison has changed his mind once again, reverting to the position that he wants to be executed for an Augusta murder.

...the manipulation." He urged the jury to disregard expert testimony provided by a psychologist presented by Mr. Morrison's attorneys, which indicted Mr. Morrison's intelligence quotient measured only 64 and 67. Mr. Craig argued the more...

...toys and might have to take them off the shelves" in light of the verdict, Mr. Morrison said. Alan Begner, Mr. Morrison's attorney, said no one had been tried on obscenity charges in Atlanta for at least a decade. He said prosecution of Mr...

...attorney, according to a judge's ruling. It was the first time a court had been asked to consider the claim that Mr. Morrison's attorney was ineffective at trial. According to the ruling, O.L. Collins didn't even read the discovery in the...

...represented by an attorney, Senior Judge Bernard J. Mulherin Sr. wrote in a Richmond County Superior Court order. Mr. Morrison's attorneys, Gary Alexion of New York and Richard Allen of Augusta didn't concur or know about Mr. Morrison's request...