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Tennessee executes death row inmate without deactivating his heart device
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled on July 31 that Byron Black could be executed without deactivating his implanted defibrillator, with the high court noting that requiring that the device be deactivated "amounted to a stay of execution, which is not within the lower court’s power," according to the Associated Press.
After the execution of Byron Black on Aug. 5, witnesses are slated to speak at a news conference outside the prison.
Black was a man of undisputed intellectual disability, with multiple mental and physical health problems, who faced the ...
Here is a brief recap of all the great stories you’ll find in today’s NY POSTcast. Subscribe where you get your podcasts! Man cries out in pain as he’s executed A Tennessee death row inmate ...
Ahead of Byron Black's execution on August 5, it's time to re-examine the horrors of capital punishment and Tennesseans' role ...
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Book author slams Tennessee's lethal injection drug choice for executionsCorinna Barrett Lain, author of “Secrets of the Killing State: The Untold Story of Lethal Injection,” is related to several ...
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