Mar 27, 2026 · 27 min · 20 segments
The clock is ticking in Florida after the state Supreme Court voted to pause the execution of former police officer, James Aren Duckett. Duckett was convicted of raping and murdering an 11-year-girl…
Amy RobachHost
TJ HolmesHost
That's why it's it's first of all, it's very, very rare that the Supreme Court would step in and stay this execution open.
But it's even a bigger deal that it's happening in the state of Florida because this was a heinous crime.
And I guess, Robes... is it possible this man could go free given the stakes we're talking about? We won't give you everybody these details, but we haven't discussed that to this.
He could still be executed on Tuesday, and he could just have a postponed execution that would be rescheduled for a later date, or he could be completely exonerated.
That's why it's it's first of all, it's very, very rare that the Supreme Court would step in and stay this execution open.
But it's even a bigger deal that it's happening in the state of Florida because this was a heinous crime.
And I guess, Robes... is it possible this man could go free given the stakes we're talking about? We won't give you everybody these details, but we haven't discussed that to this.
He could still be executed on Tuesday, and he could just have a postponed execution that would be rescheduled for a later date, or he could be completely exonerated.
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