Tyb!
Did everyone catch the update?
https://archive.org/details/dod-law-of-war-manual-june-2015-updated-july-2023
The sound transit train in seattle keeps hitting people.
https://www.king5.com/article/news/crime/2-people-slashed-by-suspect-with-machete-at-seattle-park/281-50929e01-adba-4bfa-a1ee-906e7f464f60
The court ordered process failed. Twice
I understand your position, but it is not anyone else's responsibility to end her life. They obviously need a better process.
Could be a constitutional issue.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/fifth_amendment
Right. Like they couldnt get Fauci? We know he cant throw a baseball, but executions is kinda his thing.
Apparently from what Anon was reading, Tennessee could potentially try, try again. Some 1947 ruling or something.
I believe you. Was seeing similar. Considering many are potentially looking to be executed, I would think they would push to keep her alive.
Yeah, not certain legality in that. I would think a death row inmate automatically get a DNR.
with no suggestion of malevolence, prevents the consummation of a sentence, the state's subsequent course in the administration of its criminal law is not affected on that account by any requirement of due process under the Fourteenth Amendment.
What is there was malevolence?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisiana_ex_rel._Francis_v._Resweber
Frank Strada, the head of Tennessee’s prison system, resigned Saturday following the failed execution of Christa Pike, focusing new scrutiny on his leadership in Tennessee and his previous role during three problem-plagued executions in Arizona.
Tard forgot the sauce.
https://www.newsweek.com/frank-strada-tennessee-prison-chief-resigns-after-christa-pike-execution-attempt-12521662