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Arizona Is a New Death Penalty Battleground State

Amherst professor Austin Sarat argues that Arizona’s new attorney general Kris Mayes should now seize her opportunity to make good on her promise to put a pause on all executions in that state. Professor Sarat describes Arizona’s recent spate of botched executions and calls upon Mayes to support a death-row inmate’s withdrawal of his request be executed, thereby making Arizona the latest state to confront the troubling issues that have plagued the death penalty across the country.

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Aaron Gunches: Arizona death row inmate seeks to withdraw his request to be executed

Prosecutors said Aaron Gunches fatally shot his girlfriend’s ex-husband in 2002 and the victim’s body was later found in a desert area.

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Oregon governor ends death penalty, botched executions spread – The Militant

Oregon governor ends death penalty, botched executions spread – The Militant
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Every Death Row Prisoner Executed in the U S in 2022

Eighteen men were put to death in the U.S. this year, with more than half of them in Texas and Oklahoma.

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Death penalty: Botched executions are finally affecting public opinion

2022’s bungled lethal injections follow a long history. At last, though, they’re affecting the death penalty’s public support.

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