Alabama inmate asks federal appeals court to block first-ever execution by nitrogen gas
An attorney for an Alabama inmate set to be the nation’s first person ever put to death by nitrogen gas on Friday asked a federal appeals court Friday to block
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An attorney for an Alabama inmate set to be the nation’s first person ever put to death by nitrogen gas on Friday asked a federal appeals court Friday to block
MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- An attorney for an Alabama inmate set to be the nation's first person ever put to death by nitrogen gas asked a federal appeals court Friday to block the upcoming execution using the "untested methods."
An Alabama inmate set to be the U.S.'s first person ever put to death by nitrogen gas asked a federal appeals court to block the execution.
An attorney for Kenneth Smith, a 58-year-old murder-for-hire convict, has asked an appeals court to block his landmark execution by nitrogen gas.
Smith convicted in murder-for-hire of Colbert County woman in 1988