U.S. Supreme Court
Jan. 9, 2008
Justices Seem to Back Drugs for Execution
WASHINGTON - Despite voicing concerns about lethal-injection executions, the U.S. Supreme Court hinted Monday that it is not ready to strike down the three-drug protocol used by most states that allow the death penalty.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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WASHINGTON - Despite voicing concerns about lethal-injection executions, the U.S. Supreme Court hinted Monday that it is not ready to strike down the three-drug protocol used by most states that allow the death penalty.
During an hourlong oral argument, Justice Antonin Scalia and other conservatives o...
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