Lawyers for Pike, convicted of killing a fellow student in 1995, argue she should receive clemency and would not face a death sentence if tried today.
Lawyers for Christa Pike, sentenced to death for the 1995 killing of a fellow student, argue she is herself a victim and would not receive the death penalty if tried under today's standards.
Pike, convicted of killing a fellow student in 1995, is due to be executed within days; her defence says she would not receive a death sentence if tried today.
Pike, convicted of killing a fellow student in 1995, is scheduled to be executed within days; her lawyers argue she should receive clemency.
Christa Pike, convicted of murdering a fellow student in 1995, faces execution within days as her defence argues she should not be put to death.