Ohio plans to resume executions next year with a new three-drug combination after a three-year hiatus, state officials said Monday... READ MORE›
Later, after he was put on death row in Arkansas, he was observed to be a loner who lived in almost total isolation... READ MORE›
George Stinney Jr Black 14-year-old boy exonerated 70 years after he was executed... READ MORE›
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office FCO has alarmed campaigners after dropping explicit references to abolishing the death penalty from its global human right work... READ MORE›
Georgia already has the skilled personnel, weapons and ammunition needed to carry out an execution by firing squad, Ledford's lawyers argued... READ MORE›
An Australian resident has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after being found guilty of murdering her friend with a cyanide laced coffee... READ MORE›
Arizona has devised a new way of sidestepping an EU ban on the supply of lethal injection drugs to US jails... READ MORE›
If that vote holds in a veto override, Nebraska would become the first conservative state to repeal the death penalty since 1973... READ MORE›
Ohio has postponed all six of its scheduled executions this year until 2016 as it tries to find supplies of drugs to use in lethal injections... READ MORE›
Bills pushing for backups to lethal injection have been making progress in state legislatures... READ MORE›
He is the only inmate to survive an execution using lethal injection... READ MORE›
It was a bloody mess, said Anita Trammell, the warden of the Oklahoma state prison where the execution took place on 29 April at 6... READ MORE›
The latter two have never been used in the U.S. as execution drugs, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, which opposes capital punishment... READ MORE›
Saudi Arabia is an elected member of the United Nations Human Rights Council... READ MORE›
Three days later, the Tsarnaevs shot dead Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer Sean Collier, 26... READ MORE›
Connecticut's top court on Thursday ruled that the state could no longer impose the death penalty calling it unconstitutionally cruel and unusual punishment... READ MORE›
However, the Ho Chi Minh City Police newspaper, controlled by the city's police, said Huong had failed to prove that Helen was real... READ MORE›
Texas is the nation's busiest death penalty state, with about 250 death row inmates and 530 executions carried out over the past four decades... READ MORE›
Killed in the bombing were Martin Richard, 8, Chinese exchange student Lingzi Lu, 26, and restaurant manager Krystle Campbell, 29... READ MORE›
Another death-row inmate, Tommy Arthur, is challenging the new protocol in a different federal court... READ MORE›
The mounting difficulty in obtaining lethal drugs has already caused states to furtively scramble for supplies... READ MORE›
Executing states must now go underground if they want to get hold of medicines for use in lethal injection... READ MORE›
Wednesday following a lethal injection at the Greensville Correctional Center in Jarratt, Va... READ MORE›
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling came hours after the state had cleared two of the main obstacles to resuming executions... READ MORE›
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev apologizses to victims and survivors of Boston Marathon bombing before getting death sentence... READ MORE›
Ronald Bert Smith Jr., 45, was pronounced dead at 11 05 p.m., about 30 minutes after the procedure began at the state prison in southwest Alabama... READ MORE›
Oklahoma in 1977 then became the first state to adopt lethal injection as a means of execution, according to the Death Penalty Information Centre... READ MORE›
Both of her primary rivals - Vermont senator Bernie Sanders and former Maryland governor Martin O'Malley - opposed capital punishment... READ MORE›
The U.S. Supreme Court last week rejected the inmates' request to review a state court ruling that upheld Arkansas' lethal injection law... READ MORE›
If the state cannot explain why the Broom execution went wrong, then the state cannot guarantee that the outcome will be different next time, French said... READ MORE›
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