Capital Punishment

The woman's son coordinated with another person to email her a spreadsheet containing the personal information of 9,043 people

Department of Corrections Director Scott Crow testified he was confident the proper drugs were used during executions

Attorneys for more than two dozen death row inmates argue that the state's method creates a risk of unconstitutional pain and suffering

The company was hired to develop guidelines to protect ADOC employees

Gov. Mike DeWine cited the state's ongoing problems finding lethal injection drugs in a release Friday

A House committee on Monday unanimously approved introducing the bill as the state struggles to find willing providers

The goal is to turn that section at San Quentin State Prison into a "positive, healing environment," Gov. Newsom said

"While it may be gruesome to look at, we all agree it will be quicker," said an attorney for one of the inmates

2021 was the 7th consecutive year when there were fewer than 30 executions and 50 new death sentences

The same jury convicted the man of murder last month in the fatal 2017 shooting of Lt. Debra Clayton

Little else has been announced about how the method would be implemented

What was once one of the nation's busiest death chambers has not resumed administering capital punishment as easily as some had hoped

Jones will spend the rest of his life behind bars without the possibility of parole

Julius Jones, who has long maintained his innocence, is scheduled to be executed Thursday

A majority of justices expressed concern that granting John Henry Ramirez's request could lead to a string of cases asking for other accommodations