Shannon Agofsky and Len Davis have filed emergency petitions seeking to block the commutations of their death sentences.

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Two death row inmates have rejected the clemency granted to them by Joe Biden, opting to take their chance in the courts.

Shannon Agofsky and Len Davis argued that President Joe Biden’s commutations hinder their chance of appeal as they seek to prove their innocence.