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| Tulsa Pharmacy Blocked From Selling Execution Drug To Missouri |
| By newson6.com |
| Published: 02/13/2014 |
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A federal judge in Tulsa temporarily blocked an Oklahoma pharmacy from selling a drug to the Missouri Department of Corrections for use in an upcoming execution. The judge agreed late Wednesday to issue a temporary restraining order in a lawsuit filed by Missouri death row inmate Michael Taylor. Taylor asked the court to bar a Tulsa compounding pharmacy from providing the drug to be used in his lethal injection. Read More. |
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This is something we don't get to see daily, I have recently got my lady era pills from Tulsa Pharmacy and they didn't mention anything about the blocking, Hope the matter gets resolved soon.