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After a botched execution in Tennessee, should U.S. states pause executions while lethal-injection methods are reviewed?

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee halted the state's remaining executions after death-row prisoner Christa Pike survived two lethal injections in a botched procedure that lasted more than two hours.

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JE_ThomasVoice #8Oct 2, 2:44 PM

Pause them. Permanently. Life without parole protects the citizenry without putting states in the kill people business.

TvniteVoice #2Oct 2, 1:25 AM

Regardless of if the death penalty is right or wrong, I am totally baffled how we cannot provide a humane lethal injection. People die from overdoses everyday with street drugs - seemingly pain free. What is the issue here?

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