"Call for Clemency: Former Coach Urges Governor to Spare Death Row Inmate"

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Missouri's execution protocol allows for "surgery without anesthesia" if finding a suitable vein for lethal injection doesn't work, raising concerns of cruel and unusual punishment for condemned inmate Brian Dorsey. His lawyers argue that the procedure, which involves an incision to find a vein, would be excruciating and violate his constitutional rights. Dorsey's attorneys are seeking clemency and have appeals pending, while also questioning the qualifications of the state's acting corrections director overseeing the execution.
Topics:nation#clemency#constitutional-rights#execution-protocol#law-and-crime#lethal-injection#missouri
- Condemned inmate could face 'surgery without anesthesia' if good vein is elusive, lawyers say Yahoo! Voices
- He's on Death Row for Murders. Prison Workers Say He Should Be Spared. The New York Times
- More than 150 people call on Missouri governor to forgive Brian Dorsey’s death penalty The Guardian US
- Former Jefferson City football coach urges governor in video to stop Dorsey execution ABC17News.com
- Condemned inmate could face 'surgery without anesthesia' if good vein is elusive, lawyers say ABC News
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