Arizona

They must explain why the court shouldn't issue an order against them on the grounds they are violating the constitutional rights of victims

Gov. Katie Hobbs said executions won't be carried out until they can be confident that the state isn't violating constitutional rights

Jurors in the inmate's case were wrongly told that the only way to ensure he would never walk free was to sentence him to death

The group will examine inmate access to food, medicine and sanitary products; whether prison staffing levels are adequate; and the overall condition of the prisons

“Arizona has a history of mismanaged executions that have resulted in serious questions and concerns about execution protocols,” Gov. Katie Hobbs said

Security issues, low staffing and claims of civil rights violations marred the record of Ryan Thornell's predecessors

The draft terms for the court-ordered overhaul of state prison healthcare include setting a ratio of care providers to prisoners and appointing officials to monitor department compliance

One of the COs was choked during the assault and lost consciousness for 24 minutes

The Bureau of Prisons said the weapon had been concealed inside the prison

The weapon misfired and the female visitor was uninjured

Board members rejected Murray Hooper’s claims that he was innocent and that there wasn’t credible evidence to support his convictions

After Walter Harold Mitchell III closed his donated-cadaver business he abandoned 24 human body limbs and five heads in a remote forest

Murray Hooper will die by lethal injection or gas in an execution scheduled for Nov. 16

The former LEO was taken to Federal Correctional Institution in Tucson, which houses 266 inmates, both male and female

The ruling said inmates aren't getting timely access to emergency treatment, medications, treatment for chronic diseases and specialty care