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The Connecticut Company Accused of Fueling an Execution Spree - Vimarsana News

The Connecticut Company Accused of Fueling an Execution Spree

Evidence points to Absolute Standards as the source of a lethal drug the Trump administration used to restart federal executions after 17 years.

Doctor explains sick thing that happens to the body in electric chair executions - Vimarsana News

Doctor explains sick thing that happens to the body in electric chair executions

WARNING: ARTICLE CONTAINS CONTENT SOME MAY FIND DISTRESSING. As lawmakers in South Carolina contemplate using the electric chair for executions, one doctor has shared chilling details of what happens to the body

Following Alabama's Unprecedented Execution, Ohio Could Be The Next State To Kill With Nitrogen Gas - Vimarsana News

Following Alabama's Unprecedented Execution, Ohio Could Be The Next State To Kill With Nitrogen Gas

Lawmakers introduced a bill they described as an effort at "kickstarting the state's stalled capital-punishment system."

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UN Rights Experts Says Alabama Nitrogen Execution May Constitute Torture - Vimarsana News

UN Rights Experts Says Alabama Nitrogen Execution May Constitute Torture

Death penalty abolitionist Abe Bonowitz of Death Penalty Action protests near the Terre Haute Federal Correctional Complex in Indiana on July 15, 2020. By Julia Conley / Common Dreams As the United States insists on continuing state-sanctioned killings despite a European ban on drugs commonly used in capital punishment, the United Nations Human Rights Office warned Tuesday that Alabama officials may soon violate international laws banning torture as they plan to use nitrogen gas in an upcoming

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Reaction mixed to DOJ decision for Buffalo mass shooter - Vimarsana News

Reaction mixed to DOJ decision for Buffalo mass shooter

"Capital prosecutions have not and will not deter acts of terror, acts of mental illness and acts of hatred," Robert Dunham, director of the Death Penalty Policy Project at Phillips