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South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections

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The South Carolina Senate passed on Wednesday a law shielding the identity of pharmaceutical companies providing lethal injection drugs for state executions.

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South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections

South Carolina Senators hope a bill passed Wednesday will help the state resume capital punishment after an involuntary pause for nearly 12 years. Lawmakers approved a bill concealing the identity

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South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections

South Carolina Senators hope a bill passed Wednesday will help the state resume capital punishment after an involuntary pause for nearly 12 years

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South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate passed on Wednesday a law shielding the identity of pharmaceutical companies providing lethal injection drugs for state executions. The move marks lawmakers’ latest effort to resume capital punishment in a state that has gone nearly 12 years without administering the death penalty. South Carolina has been unable to purchase the drugs necessary for lethal injection since the state’s batch expired in…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Senate passed on Wednesday a law shielding the identity of pharmaceutical companies providing lethal injection drugs for state executions.

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South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections

South Carolina Senate OKs 'shield law' for lethal injections JAMES POLLARD Feb. 22, 2023 The South Carolina Senate passed on Wednesday a law shielding the identity of pharmaceutical companies providing lethal injection drugs for state executions.The move marks lawmakers' latest effort to resume capital punishment in a state that has gone nearly 12 years without administering the death penalty.South Carolina has been unable to pu…

1 year ago·San Diego, United States

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