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: StandDown Texas ProjectNew Commentary From Deborah Denno
By Steve Hall
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"Ohio's Perverse First Place," is the title of her Huffington Post essay.Ohio executed Ken Biros by lethal injection yesterday. Having
garnered this country's worst record of execution botches, the state
also acquired another first place by imposing a method of execution
never before used on anyone, anywhere. Mr. Biros died from a lethal
dose of a single-drug and he could have died from an even riskier
back-up plan -- procedures prompted by Ohio's disastrous attempts to
execute another inmate this past September.Biros's execution was not problem-free. Executioners required a
half-hour, and nine unsuccessful attempts, to finally find a vein in
which to put an IV catheter. According to one AP reporter, Ohio
officials warned him and other witness-journalists that Biros could end
up vomiting and convulsing if in fact the backup plan went into effect...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on December 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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