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Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Wendell Griffen said the state must identify the manufacturers, distributor, seller or supplier of Arkansas' three lethal injections drugs by Oct. 21
The case before Pulaski County Circuit Court Judge Wendell Griffen on Wednesday comes two weeks before the first executions scheduled in Arkansas in nearly a decade
An attorney for Ark. DOC Director Wendy Kelley filed the motion to dismiss a complaint from eight death row inmates who argue that the law passed earlier this year is unconstitutional
An India-based company that appears to have made a drug that Arkansas purchased for lethal injections says it doesn't want its products used in the state's plans
A British pharmaceutical company that told Arkansas not to use its products during executions is trying to determine if the state plans to use them anyway