Judge Frost's Ohio Lethal Injection Ruling

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Friday, 06 April 2012

Judge Frost's Ohio Lethal Injection Ruling

Jeff Gamso has posted Judge Gregory Frost's ruling in In RE: Ohio Execution Protocol Litigation, at his always excellent Gamso - For the Defense blog; listed in the left-column Essentail Law Blogs webroll.

Earlier coverage of Ohio lethal injection issues begins at the link.

Friday, 06 April 2012 at 11:21 AM in Department of Corrections, Execution Date, Lethal Injection | Permalink

Tags: capital punishment, death penalty, execution date, federal district court, Gamso for the Defense, Gov. John Kasich, Jeff Gamso, Judge Gregory Frost, lethal injection, Lucasville, moratorium, Ohio, Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, Southern District of Ohio, stay of execution, Supreme Court

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