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| Inmate disputes N.C. proposal to monitor execution |
| By Associated Press |
| Published: 04/17/2006 |
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Lawyers for a condemned North Carolina inmate are objecting to the state's proposal to use a brain wave monitor to be sure the execution is as painless as possible. In a filing in U-S District Court, attorneys for 61-year-old Willie Brown Junior say the state's plan to use a bispectral index monitor to be sure Brown is unconscious doesn't comply with the court's order. Brown was sentenced to death for the 1983 slaying of a woman during a convenience store robbery in The judge said he would stop the execution if he weren't satisfied that Brown would be unconscious when fatal drugs were administered and that properly trained medical personnel were present. |
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