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| Lawyers: Uncertainty over Ga. execution drug requires review |
| By independentmail.com- Kathleen Foody |
| Published: 06/12/2015 |
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ATLANTA - Attorneys for a Georgia woman on death row say apparent uncertainty about what caused cloudiness in a lethal injection drug strengthens their argument that she not be put to death until a judge determines her rights won't be violated. In a court filing late Thursday, attorneys for Kelly Renee Gissendaner asked a judge to order the state to disclose information for a "meaningful inquiry" into the storage and delivery of the compounded pentobarbital and the pharmacists' procedures. They also asked the judge to deny a motion from the state to dismiss a complaint by Gissendaner that her civil rights were being violated. State officials on March 2 called off Gissendaner's execution, saying the drug they intended to use appeared "cloudy." Read More. |
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