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Ohioans to Stop Executions

Ohioans to Stop Executions / July 25, 2017

Pharmacology Ohio’s new execution drug ‘unsuitable’

Fifteen pharmacology professors are arguing to stop the impending execution of a condemned Ohio killer on grounds that a sedative being used is incapable of inducing unconsciousness or preventing severe pain.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / July 24, 2017

Ronald Phillips Set to Die in Ohio’s First Execution in Three Years

Father Lawrence Hummer had been told the lethal injection of Dennis McGuire would probably take about five minutes. Just about that much time had passed when something ghastly happened. “He started struggling for breath,” said Hummer, who knew McGuire from masses he celebrated for Ohio’s Catholic death-row prisoners and volunteered to be a witness at his January 2014 execution.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / July 24, 2017

Group hopes to stop executions in Ohio, delivers petition with 100,000 signatures

Nearly a dozen anti-death penalty groups are hoping nearly 100,000 signatures will get Ohio Governor John Kasich to put the state’s first execution in more than three years on hold.

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