Killer's Mental Capacity Weighed in Death Penalty Proceeding

After a nine-day hearing that concluded yesterday with the testimony of the last of 11 witnesses, a federal judge will now rule on whether a man convicted of killing two undercover police officers in 2003 is mentally retarded and thus cannot be executed.

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