A Texas death row inmate is seeking a 30-day reprieve to donate a kidney. An appeals court has issued an execution stay for a different reason

Home » Top Stories » A Texas death row inmate is seeking a 30-day reprieve to donate a kidney. An appeals court has issued an execution stay for a different reason

A Texas death row inmate — who recently asked the governor for a 30-day delay of his execution so he can make a kidney donation — has been granted a stay for a different reason, the state’s appeals court announced Monday.

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