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: StandDown Texas ProjectMore on the Shortage of Sodium Thiopental
By Steve Hall
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USA Today carries, "Anesthesia shortage may delay executions," by Jessie Halladay,A nationwide shortage of several anesthesia
drugs has left several states scrambling to find enough doses to carry
out lethal injections ? potentially delaying executions well into next
year.Kentucky
announced this week that it would not be able to carry out two
executions, despite pending death warrants, because the state has only
enough sodium thiopental, also known as Pentothal, to perform a single
lethal injection. "We have reached out to some other states, but
that has not been fruitful," said J. Michael Brown, secretary of the
Justice and Public Safety Cabinet. "We've had other states call us
trying to find it."
And:Hospira,
based outside Chicago, the sole U...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on August 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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