DEATH PENALTY lawyers have, in the past, unsuccessfully argued in Georgia courts that the state's lethal injection procedures are inhumane, but they hope to have better luck now as they try to stop two executions set for later this month.Standing in their way are prosecutors seeking justice for the victims, backed by aggressive enforcement of Georgia's death penalty from Attorney General Thurbert Baker's office.
October 09, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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DEATH PENALTY lawyers have, in the past, unsuccessfully argued in Georgia courts that the state’s lethal injection procedures are inhumane, but they hope to have better luck now as they try to stop two executions set for later this month.
Standing in their way are prosecutors seeking justice for the victims, backed by aggressive enforcement of Georgia’s death penalty from Attorney General Thurbert Baker’s office.
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