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He was the first Texas convict put to death under new execution procedures.

The Civil Unit is responsible for the service of process and post-judgement execution procedures.

All executions in Maryland are currently on hold until the state drafts and approves new execution procedures.

To prevent similar future controversies, prison officials removed the window blinds to allow witnesses to view the entire execution procedure from beginning to end.

Primary purpose is to test and validate nuclear command and control and execution procedures.

The execution procedure began at 9:06 p.m. EST; Muhammad was pronounced dead five minutes later.

Gov. Phil Bredesen has ordered a review of state execution procedures and delayed four executions planned in the next 90 days.

I even asked the policeman who explained the execution procedure to me if he would give me pen and paper so that I could write two final letters.

The A.M.A. guidelines also prohibit doctors from prescribing or administering tranquilizers and other psychotropic drugs that are part of the execution procedure.

Anesthesiologists blamed the problem on the inexperience of prison officials who were conducting the execution, stating that had correct execution procedures been followed, the complications would never have occurred.

The United States Supreme Court lifted a stay of execution that it granted last week to a death row inmate who said part of the execution procedure was unconstitutional.

In 1906 the Commission of the budget of the Chamber of Deputies voted for withdrawing funding for the guillotine, with the aim of stopping the execution procedure.

The administrative solicitor must record his name and mark his professional seal on documents that he prepare (under Execution Procedures of the Administrative Scrivener Law, section 9, subsection 2).

Before the execution began, the chemicals used to perform the execution unexpectedly solidified, clogging the IV tube administering the chemicals into Gacy's arm and complicating the execution procedure.

If the state failed to address those problems, Judge Fogel found, the court would be compelled to find that that execution procedure violated the Eighth Amendment of the United States Constitution.

When Anders asked if he used calculations to determine the quantities of drugs to administer, he replied, "Heavens, no." Later Anders asked, "Is any part of the execution procedure written down?"

The minutely detailed documents on the execution procedures reflected the experiences of two dozen other states, although Mr. Flateau said New York was one of the few states to make an "execution protocol" public.

During the late fifties, Attorney-General Jack Marshall accelerated the pace of executions and post-traumatic stress disorder, alcoholism and duodenal haemorrhaging developed amongst two of the three staff obliged to participate during execution procedures.

In a carefully orchestrated execution procedure, the video broadcast will begin as the draperies are opened to the prison's windowed execution room shortly after Mr. McVeigh is brought to the room in manacles and strapped to a table.

Iraqi officials said their execution procedures had been exhaustively reviewed after the Hussein execution on Dec. 30, which culminated with the former dictator facing a volley of verbal abuse from members of the execution party as he waited with the noose around his neck.

The scheduled execution, to take place inside the state penitentiary in Sioux Falls, has prompted prison officials there to draw up execution procedures for the first time in years, even visiting facilities in Texas, where hundreds of executions have occurred in recent decades, for advice.

Although the commission said the three chemicals now in the protocol could be used humanely if the other recommendations were followed, it nonetheless recommended that the state explore "more recently developed chemicals" to substitute for the paralytic drug used "to make the lethal injection execution procedure less problematic."

The judge gave details of execution procedures since then: FINDINGS OF FACT 1. . . . There were sixteen (16) executions carried out between the execution of Tafero and the most recent execution of Pedro Medina.

At the news conference today, Kathleen Hawk Sawyer, director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, said Mr. McVeigh was advised of the planned execution procedures on April 6, including plans for witnesses, his last meal and the disposition of his body and personal property.