Man convicted of killing two people in Dallas County executed by lethal injection
A man convicted of capital murder in the deaths of two people in Dallas County in 1998 has been executed.
A man convicted of capital murder in the deaths of two people in Dallas County in 1998 has been executed.
The State of Alabama is asking permission to execute a man by lethal injection after court rulings blocked the use of nitrogen gas and cast doubt on the future of the state’s gas method.
The U.S. Supreme Court has blocked Alabama’s use of nitrogen hypoxia to execute a death row inmate who was convicted of killing two people in Dallas County.
A federal appeals court says Alabama’s use of nitrogen gas to execute criminals needs more study of whether it violates a constitutional ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
Alabama has set an execution date for the man convicted of killing two people during a robbery at a pawn shop in Dallas County in 1998.