Death Row Inmate Richard Glossip's Lawyer Speaks After Execution Halted

The transcript discusses a legal situation where a stay was announced, causing excitement among those involved. The stay was due to late evidence submission, which the court wanted to review thoroughly. The speakers emphasize that the delay was not intentional but due to the ongoing collection of evidence. They stress the importance of presenting all evidence at once, as they had only one chance to do so.

What was the reaction of Richard when he learned about the stay?

Why did the court want to give full consideration to the evidence?

What did the speaker mean by saying 'this is not some delaying tactic'?

How did the speaker describe the process of gathering evidence?

What was the significance of having 'one chance' to present the case?