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Alabama death row inmate asks appeals court to block this week's scheduled execution - Erie News Now - Vimarsana News

Alabama death row inmate asks appeals court to block this week's scheduled execution - Erie News Now

By Emma Tucker and Rebekah Riess, CNN

Alabama to resume lethal injections after botched executions - Vimarsana News

Alabama to resume lethal injections after botched executions

A convicted murderer is to be put to death in Alabama on Thursday in the first use of lethal injection in the southern US state since a series of botched executions last year.Alabama Governor Kay Ivey issued a temporary moratorium on executions last year after problems with lethal injections.

Source: yahoo.com
Alabama inmate asks appeals court to block his execution, citing state's past problems - Vimarsana News

Alabama inmate asks appeals court to block his execution, citing state's past problems

Attorneys for an Alabama death row inmate have asked a federal appeals court to block the state from executing him this week, arguing the state has a history of problematic

State seeks dismissal of lawsuit to stop condemned killer's execution - Vimarsana News

State seeks dismissal of lawsuit to stop condemned killer's execution

State Attorney asks federal court to toss Madison County killer's lawsuit over pending lethal injection

Source: waaytv.com
Alabama prison system says nitrogen hypoxia not ready, despite comment by AG's office - Vimarsana News

Alabama prison system says nitrogen hypoxia not ready, despite comment by AG's office

MONTGOMERY — The Alabama prison system said Monday that it is not ready to carry out executions by nitrogen hypoxia despite a remark by the Attorney General's Office suggesting the