Supreme Court Stays Execution of Oklahoma Inmate Richard Glossip, Reviews 'Unfair Trial'

Richard Glossip's execution was halted after multiple news outlets reported the state's attorney general filed to stop the execution, citing lack of evidence.
The Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Glossip, who was convicted of murder in 1997, to review his case.
Advocates argue new evidence shows lack of sufficient evidence for Glossip's conviction and death sentence.
Glossip has had nine execution dates and three last meals as his case gained international attention.
The Supreme Court will now determine whether to consider Glossip's appeals, which argue prosecutors withheld evidence from his defense.