US death penalty report: More botched executions in 2022 as public support for death penalty nears record low

Many executions in 2022 were “botched,” with lethal injections exacting torture on many death row inmates. The Supreme Court has continued its role in supporting the overall constitutionality of the death penalty, in contrast to evolving public opinion against it.

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