Alabama

The lawsuit "seeks to prevent the early release of inmates until such time as the statutorily-required notice to the inmates’ victims is provided"

Several other states, including California and Georgia, allow for a multi-day execution process

"Supplying nitrogen for the purpose of human execution is not consistent with our company values," a company rep said

Prior to the ruling, execution warrants in the state were only valid for the day noted on the court order

“Failure to obey a direct order of an ADOC employee” is now a high-level violation that will lead to losing three years of accrued good time

Photos from the scene show crumbled buildings, damaged roofs and trees snapped in half

Governor Kay Ivey made surprise visits to two Department of Corrections facilities

Two 2022 called-off execution attempts have led to a top-to-bottom internal review of the Alabama death penalty process

White will be tried in 2023 for the deaths of Vicky White, the jail administrator he escaped with, and Connie Ridgeway

The new straight-to-streaming movie tells the real-life story of the Vicky White, Casey White jail escape and manhunt

The federal lawsuit alleges guards knew about the broken heating system and Thomas Lee Rutledge was found with a body temperature of 109 degrees

Alabama agreed to never again use lethal injection as an execution method to put Alan Eugene Miller to death

The CO was struck in the head with a tray after entering the inmate's cell to stop him from cutting his left arm

The order comes after two failed attempts at lethal injections, calling for a "top-to-bottom" review of the process

It's the second execution since September the state has canceled because of difficulties with establishing an IV line with a deadline looming