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: StandDown Texas ProjectMontana to Retire Old Execution Chamber
By Steve Hall
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Today's Billings Gazette reports, "Montana to build multipurpose execution site." It's written by Jennifer McKee.The execution chamber at Montana State Prison ? a
decades-old, single-wide trailer house retrofitted to accommodate
lethal injections ? will be taken apart and hauled away this
month.
The move will leave the state with no immediate way to execute the
two men awaiting the death penalty.That information came out at a hearing last week in an ongoing
lawsuit challenging the legality of Montana?s lethal-injection
method of execution. The lawsuit was filed by Ronald A. Smith, a
Canadian citizen sentenced to death in 1983 for the kidnap and
murder of two young Browning men the year before.The lawsuit has been put on hold until the state brings forth
designs for a new execution chamber...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 12, 2010 (boomark / email).
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