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Utah Department of Corrections identifies drugs to carry out death sentence

The Utah Department of Corrections said Friday it has now acquired the drugs necessary to carry out a lethal injection execution.

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Attorneys for death row inmate call for competency exam, say Menzies has dementia

Attorneys for death row inmate Ralph Leroy Menzies have requested a competency examination, claiming he now has dementia and executing him would be unconstitutional.

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Utah death row inmate Ralph Menzies has dementia and shouldn t be executed, attorneys argue

Utah death row inmate Ralph Menzies has dementia and shouldn t be executed, attorneys argue
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Richard Glossip: Why Supreme Court just took his death penalty case

Richard Glossip has had nine execution dates. He has eaten three last meals. He’s been reprieved from execution three times. The Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear his case.

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The Supreme Court Has Fed a New Appetite for Executions

The death penalty survived decades of decline. Now it’s back, thanks to capital punishment-prone prosecutors and a compliant Supreme Court.

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