02/06/2026
"A jury of Alabamians voted for life. The state of Alabama later agreed that juries, not judges, should make that call. Governor Ivey can honor both of those judgments—the jury’s and the Legislature’s—by commuting Jeffery Lee’s sentence to life without the possibility of parole. That is not softness on crime. That is fidelity to the conservative principles of limited government, respect for the jury system, and the rule of law."
Incredible op-ed by Drayton Nabers, Jr., former Republican Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.
"Alabama is about to execute a man whose own jury voted that he should live," Drayton Nabers, Jr. writes.