SAN FRANCISCO For nearly a decade, the state of Arizona didn’t execute a soul. Judicial decisions and a dispute over lethal injection protocols had put the death penalty on hold.
But executions resumed in Arizona in 2010 and are now moving at a rapid clip: The state has executed 10 men in the past two years, more than any state other than Texas.
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