While there are many arguments in the death penalty debate, our duty as a nation is to make sure that the process remains humane. The Food and Drug Administration, however, may have just called even that into question
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Death Penalty Drug: Death Row Inmates Sue FDA
Arizona just can’t stay out of the headlines these days. The Grand Canyon State has been at the forefront of the immigration debate in the past few years.
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Arizona to End Birthright Citizenship?
There is a nationwide shortage of the drug used by states to carry out executions and it is causing a wide range of questions and problems. Thiopental sodium, lethal injection drug used as an anesthetic, is now becoming hard for… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Nationwide Shortage of Lethal Injection Drug
Like sands through the hourglass, the remaining moments of Ronnie Lee Gardner’s life slowly drip away. Shortly after midnight tonight, Gardner will be blindfolded, strapped to a chair and will have a target placed on his chest. Five marksmen will fire from a distance of… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
State regulators have rejected a proposal by the California Department of Corrections to revise lethal injection guideline procedures, now adding further delay in resuming executions, which have been on hold since 2006. The Office of Administrative Law outlined several reasons for its decision not… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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State Regulators Reject CA Lethal Injection Guidelines
A shortage in thiopental sodium, the drug used in lethal injection procedures may put executions in Arizona on hold a while longer. Executions were set to resume after three years and a period of legal wrestling over an acceptable method of lethal..
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Thiopental Sodium Shortage May Delay Executions in AZ
Hooters is being sued by a former employee who says that she was bullied by management about her weight. Now with her attorney, Richard Bernstein, she is fighting back with a lawsuit in Macomb County, Michigan. … Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Hooters Sued for Weight Discrimination
The ACLU has joined a new high school sexting case. The civil liberties organization is assisting a 19-year-old Pennsylvania woman in the lawsuit against her former high school for a violation of privacy….
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ACLU Joins High School Sexting Suit
Families and colleagues of the Massey mine workers killed in the explosion at the Upper Big Branch mine are alleging that Massey Energy Co. used a system to alert workers of the presence of safety inspectors.
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Were Massey Mine Workers Used to Hide Safety Violations?
