Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles a US federal judge has further delayed the execution of the Onley woman on federal death row, the judge said. The Justice Department broke the law when it rescheduled convicted murderer Lisa Montgomery's execution date to January 12th. Montgomery was convicted in 2007 of kidnapping and strangling a pregnant woman to death in Missouri. Montgomery's lawyers say their client has long suffered from severe mental illness and was the victim of sexual assault In November. The federal judge gave her lawyers until December 24th to file the clemency request and grant in Montgomery a stay of execution until December 31st. Then the Bureau of Prisons announced it was rescheduling her execution to January 12th 2021. But the judge on Thursday sided with Montgomery's lawyers, who argued that federal regulations bar the bureau from rescheduling and execution during a stay period.
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