what does the timetable look like right now?
It was 2001, in fact, that this already, in a sense, took place, yet Mumia Abu-Jamal continues to live on death row, as he has for almost 30 years now. JUDITH RITTER: That’s correct, he does. And I think not everybody realizes that, that even throughout, even though the death sentence was set aside, he hasn’t moved from death row at all. You know, I think that the timetable now is—really depends on the Supreme Court. If they don’t choose to review this within several months, that should be decided. If they do, the briefing and the presentations in the Supreme Court will take a lot longer than that. I just want to add something about what the District Attorney said yesterday, because everything, I think, he said has to be taken with a huge grain of salt, because he also said that there was racism in the criminal justice system in Pennsylvania at that time. He admits that, and he says, “But not in this case.” Well, really, nothing could be further from the truth. And what Linn just said
