How the Supreme Court Caused a Botched Execution in Tennessee
The New Republic · 34 days ago

For the first time since the Supreme Court revived capital punishment in 1976, a death-row prisoner has survived an execution. The state of Tennessee administered two lethal injections to Christa Pike on Wednesday night. She is still “alive right now”—as of Thursday afternoon, she is at a local…
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