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Monday, July 09, 2007

Lethal Injection: Current Controversies Resolved

GUEST COLUMN

By Dudley Sharp
Justice Matters


Several issues have come up with regard to lethal injection.

Generally, they are: 1) The murderer experiencing pain during execution; 2) The ethics of medical professionals participating in executions; and 3) Proper training of execution personnel.

1) PAIN AND LETHAL INJECTION

The evidence, including the immediate autopsy of executed serial murderer/rapist Michael Ross, supports that there is no pain within the lethal injection process. (Full Article)


1 comments:

Anonymous said...

Whether convicted murderers are rendered unconscious prior to death is unimportant to me (an MD). I have yet to see a report of how these animals took their victims suffering into account when they decided to kill. Personally, I am in favor of hanging. It is quick and certain and gives the murderer an extra split-second to contemplate their crime before they feel the first tension on the rope.

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