A federal judge is hearing testimony about Alabama's nitrogen gas executions as the state plans another using this method for inmate Carey Dale Grayson. Grayson's attorneys argue for a preliminary injunction due to ignored protocol issues. Concerns arose from previous executions showing possible di...
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