SCOTUS allows Alabama death row inmate to sue to die by nitrogen gas
The US Supreme Court has permitted an Alabama death row inmate to challenge the state's lethal injection process, which he claims would be unconstitutional.
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The US Supreme Court has permitted an Alabama death row inmate to challenge the state's lethal injection process, which he claims would be unconstitutional.
A state attorney said Alabama was preparing for Kenneth Eugene Smith's execution while his request for a stay — which was granted — was still pending.
A state attorney said Alabama was preparing for Kenneth Eugene Smith's execution while his request for a stay — which was granted — was still pending.
Kenneth Smith was sentenced to death by judicial override, a practice abolished in 2017. He was convicted in the murder-for-hire of Elizabeth Sennett.
A state attorney said Alabama was preparing for Kenneth Eugene Smith's execution while his request for a stay — which was granted — was still pending.