Firing squad execution planned in South Carolina: Is the method making a return?
Brad Sigmon, set for execution by firing squad on March 7, seeks a delay, citing concerns over South Carolina’s lethal injection process. If carried out, it would be the first U.S. firing squad execution since 2010.
South Carolina man set to face a firing squad seeks postponement, questioning execution procedures
A South Carolina man who is scheduled to die next week by firing squad is again asking that his execution be postponed and prison officials release more information about the state’s lethal injection drug and procedures.
Convicted murderer George John Hanson is transferred back to Oklahoma from Louisiana for death sentence execution.
Convicted murderer John Fitzgerald Hanson was returned to Oklahoma Saturday from a federal prison in Louisiana to face ...
Defendants attorneys lodged three motions to bar the death penalty from being imposed. A judge rejected their arguments in ...
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, a staunch supporter of capital punishment, has commuted the sentence of a death row inmate to life in ...
The Supreme Court on Feb. 25 threw out the murder conviction and death penalty for Richard Glossip, an Oklahoma man who has ...
Faith activism against the state's plan to resume executions adds to a history of religious engagement with social questions ...
Over 80 percent of people in Japan support the death penalty, saying the existence of the system is "unavoidable," according ...
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Man facing death penalty asks for trial to be delayedTwo death penalty cases in South Dakota will take center stage in different courtrooms this week. South Dakota’s Attorney ...
From introducing an act to generate more jobs, and a bill aiming to allow nitrogen hypoxia executions, it has been another ...
On February 15, the father of a minor girl filed a complaint of sexual assault and blackmail against several people. Later, ...
The sustained decline of the death penalty is not explained merely by procedural problems. The death penalty’s biased ...
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