
Associated Press - December 13, 2007 9:55 AM ET
ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) - The state of Ohio has given a judge details of its lethal-injection execution procedure in a court challenge in northeast Ohio.
A 700-page binder was turned over to the judge yesterday in Lorain in a challenge filed by two murder suspects facing death-penalty trials. The details will remain secret for now.
Judge James Burge plans a hearing next month with expert testimony on whether legal injection is unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment.
ELYRIA, Ohio (AP) - The state of Ohio has given a judge details of its lethal-injection execution procedure in a court challenge in northeast Ohio.
A 700-page binder was turned over to the judge yesterday in Lorain in a challenge filed by two murder suspects facing death-penalty trials. The details will remain secret for now.
Judge James Burge plans a hearing next month with expert testimony on whether legal injection is unconstitutional cruel and unusual punishment.
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