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: StandDown Texas Project

Hearing on Arizona LI Drug

By Steve Hall

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"US company not source of Landrigan execution drug," is the AP report posted by Paul Davenport, via the Arizona Capitol Times. A knockout drug that Arizona plans to use in an upcoming execution was not made by the sole U.S. manufacturer, which means it likely came from another country, attorneys said during and after a state Supreme Court hearing Wednesday. Jeffrey Landrigan, 50, is scheduled to die by lethal injection Tuesday for a 1989 killing. His lawyers argue that using the drug sodium thiopental that has expired or was obtained from an unreliable source may not work correctly, potentially subjecting Landrigan to cruel and unusual punishment through death by suffocation. They want the Supreme Court to order the state to disclose the source of the drug...continue to full post

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on October 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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