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Alabama takes steps toward using nitrogen as new execution method

But critics decry death penalty ‘experimentation’ that state is developing after a series of botched lethal injections

United statesJose vazquezJoel zivotJohn hammJamila hodgeAlabama departmentAssociated pressEmory collegeTrip pittmanEqual justice united states

Alabama Wants Executions by Nitrogen Hypoxia: What Is It?

Alabama told a federal judge that it could be ready as soon as next week to use a new, untried execution method called nitrogen hypoxia to carry out a death.

United statesOklahoma cityRobert dunhamSean murphyAlan millerR austin huffaker jrJohn hammJames houtsDeath penalty information centerAlabama department of correctionsDepartment of correctionsAmerican veterinary medical associationAssociated pressCorrections commissioner johnAlabama departmentTrip pittman

Alabama wants executions by nitrogen hypoxia: What is it?

Alabama told a federal judge that it could be ready as soon as next week to use a new, untried execution method called nitrogen hypoxia to carry out a death sentence

United statesOklahoma cityRobert dunhamSean murphyAlan millerR austin huffaker jrJohn hammJames houtsDeath penalty information centerAlabama department of correctionsDepartment of correctionsAmerican veterinary medical associationAssociated pressCorrections commissioner johnAlabama departmentTrip pittman

Alabama Wants Executions by Nitrogen Hypoxia: What Is It?

Alabama told a federal judge that it could be ready as soon as next week to use a new, untried execution method called nitrogen hypoxia to carry out a death.

United statesOklahoma cityRobert dunhamSean murphyAlan millerR austin huffaker jrJohn hammJames houtsDeath penalty information centerAlabama department of correctionsDepartment of correctionsAmerican veterinary medical associationAssociated pressCorrections commissioner johnAlabama departmentTrip pittman

Alabama Wants Executions by Nitrogen Hypoxia: What Is It?

Alabama told a federal judge that it could be ready as soon as next week to use a new, untried execution method called nitrogen hypoxia to carry out a death.

United statesOklahoma cityRobert dunhamSean murphyAlan millerR austin huffaker jrJohn hammJames houtsDeath penalty information centerAlabama department of correctionsDepartment of correctionsAmerican veterinary medical associationAssociated pressCorrections commissioner johnAlabama departmentTrip pittman

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