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The Tennessean carries an AP report, "Bredesen: 1-drug injection is no quick fix, would delay executions."Gov. Phil Bredesen said
proposals to introduce a one-drug lethal injection method to navigate
around the hazy legal future of Tennessee's three-drug procedure would
delay rather than expedite executions.
Bredesen
told The Associated Press in a recent interview that he "would disagree
violently" with those who argue that the state could immediately use a
single heavy dose of barbiturates for executions.
"Just
remember that among the strongest proponents of the one-drug protocol
are people who are adamantly opposed to the death penalty," said
Bredesen, a Democrat who supports the death penalty and has signed the
papers to execute three prisoners during his administration...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on January 22, 2008 (boomark / email).
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