"Controversy Surrounds Alabama's Second Attempt at Nitrogen Gas Execution"

Alabama seeks to carry out a second execution using nitrogen gas, requesting an execution date for Alan Eugene Miller, who was convicted of killing three people in 1999. This move follows the state's first execution using nitrogen, which sparked controversy as the inmate convulsed during the process. Advocates argue that the method is agonizing and painful, while the state attorney general maintains that it is a proven execution method. Miller, who survived a previous lethal injection attempt, has an agreement with the state that any future execution attempts will be done with nitrogen gas.