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| Judge orders partial release of Idaho lethal injection docs |
| By ktvb.com- Rebecca Boone |
| Published: 01/31/2019 |
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BOISE, Idaho — A judge has ordered the Idaho Department of Corrections to release some of the information that was redacted from thousands of pages of documents detailing the state's execution preparations and procedures — including the name of one lethal injection drug provider — but prison officials may appeal the ruling. Fourth District Court Judge Lynn Norton said Wednesday morning that she still needed to carefully review hundreds of additional documents before she can make a decision on the remaining redactions. University of Idaho Professor Aliza Cover, who studies the death penalty, sued for access to the records under Idaho's Public Records Act after the Idaho Department of Correction largely denied her record request in 2017. Cover contends the public interest in understanding how the state performs capital punishment outweighs the Idaho Department of Correction's interest in keeping such matters secret. Read More. |
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