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| Why Secrecy Surrounds Lethal Injection Drugs In Georgia |
| By wabe.org- Elly Yu |
| Published: 03/05/2015 |
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Georgia uses a lethal dose of one drug, pentobarbital – but where or who it comes from, or who prescribes it is kept a state secret. In 2013, the state passed a law to make it that way. House Representative Kevin Tanner, R-Dawsonville, sponsored the bill. He said he stands by the law despite Monday night’s postponed execution. “It shows the Department of Corrections has appropriate protocols in place at every step of the process. And when they see any irregularity, they immediately stopped the execution process," Tanner said. Read More. |
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