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Posted: 11:32 AM Nov 25, 2009
Court: Kentucky Must Readopt Lethal Injection Protocol
The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that the state improperly adopted its lethal injection protocol and must readopt procedures to administer the three-drug cocktail used to execute condemned inmates
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that the state improperly adopted its lethal injection protocol and must readopt procedures to administer the three-drug cocktail used to execute condemned inmates.
The ruling comes in a challenge brought by three Kentucky death row inmates.
The inmates said the Kentucky Department of Corrections did not follow state-mandated administrative procedures before adopting the current three-drug protocol and should have held public hearings on it.
The high court made its decision Wednesday, just days after Attorney General Jack Conway requested execution dates for Ralph Baze, Gregory Lee Wilson, and Robert Carl Foley.
Gov. Steve Beshear had not acted on the requests as of Wednesday morning.
Latest Comments
i agree do to them what they did to their victims why does judges even listen to inmates and agree shame on u ksc
I agree with BillB-- bullets cost less, or buy rope and hang them, save our money don`t feed them let them starve to death. Why do they have rights anyway they don`t abide by laws.
i have to say i agree but disagree with the three shot injection personally i think like 50%of americans why should we give them the chance to die a non cruel death why i understand the facts i studied it but i personally think that if its a rapist or child molester they need a slow aginizing death
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