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BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Louisiana’s first execution in nearly 15 years was put on hold by a federal judge in the state’s Middle District Court.
Jessie Hoffman was scheduled to be executed by nitrogen, but a judge granted his request for a stay under the Eighth Amendment. The ruling delayed the execution until after a trial takes place, but Hoffman is now scheduled to be executed on Tuesday after a recent court ruling.
Very soon, Louisiana students will need to learn a new name for the body of water off the state’s coast. The state Department of Education has approved a measure to call it the Gulf of America, though it is internationally known as the Gulf of Mexico.
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