Botched Execution

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  "Genocide, War Crimes, Execution": Nagaland BJP On Botched Operation

  Nagaland state BJP president Temjen Imma Along has strongly condemned the killing of civilians during the counter-insurgency operation in the Mon district of Nagaland.

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  WeWork, Ex-CEO Neumann, Softbank Sued Over Botched IPO

  WeWork officials, including co-founder and former Chief Executive Adam Neumann, are being sued by minority shareholders to recoup losses as the shared workspace provider pulled its initial public offering and saw its value plunge more than 87 percent.

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  Texas 'Ice-Pick Killer' Pushes For Humane Execution- By Firing Squad, Gas

  Attorneys for the man dubbed the "ice-pick killer," who's scheduled to be put to death in Texas on Wednesday evening, are arguing that lethal injection would very likely result in a botched execution given the 66-year-old's plethora of medical problems.

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  Indian-American, Who Killed An Elderly, Baby, To Be Executed Next Month

  The execution date of the first death-row Indian-American prisoner convicted of killing a baby and her Indian grandmother has been set for next month. Raghunandan Yandamuri, 32, in 2014 was given death penalty for kidnapping and killing a 61-year-old elderly woman and her 10-month-old granddaughter. It was seen as part of a botched kidnapping-for-r...

• 15 Doses of Drugs Used in Botched US Execution: Documents

  The two-hour-long execution of a US inmate last month required 15 doses of a relatively untested drug cocktail, according to documents, prompting renewed calls for an independent investigation.

• Oklahoma Death Row Inmates Sue to Halt Execution

  Two months after a botched execution in Oklahoma, 21 death row inmates in the southern US state filed suit on Wednesday against prison authorities on procedures to put convicts to death.

• Georgia Execution First Since Botched Injection

  A Georgia inmate convicted of rape and murder has become the first person to be executed in the US since the botched lethal injection of a prisoner in Oklahoma in April.

• US Supreme Court Clears Way for First Execution Since Botched Lethal Injection

  The US Supreme Court rejected two appeals for death row inmate Marcus Wellons late Tuesday, clearing the path for his execution in what would be the first since a botched lethal injection.

• Three US Inmates to Die; First Since Botched Execution

  Convicted killers in three states were facing executions within a 24-hour period starting Tuesday night, marking the first lethal injections in the United States since a botched lethal injection in Oklahoma intensified America's debate over the death penalty seven weeks ago.

• Autopsy Released on US Inmate in Botched Execution

  An autopsy released on Friday in a botched 43-minute US execution that drew world outrage says the prisoner had healthy veins but his body had multiple punctures from the execution team trying to find them.

• US State of Texas Halts Execution at 11th Hour

  A Texas appeals court halted at the 11th hour the execution of a murderer who was to have been the first US inmate put to death since a botched lethal injection ignited a national debate.

• First US Inmate to be Executed After Botched Lethal Injection

  A Texas man on Tuesday was to be the first US inmate put to death since a botched lethal injection procedure in neighboring Oklahoma ignited a wrenching national debate over the death penalty.

• Death Row Inmates Appeal After Botched Execution

  Three US death row inmates have filed new appeals seeking to stop their executions citing apparent suffering by a prisoner put to death in a botched procedure in Oklahoma last month.

• Oklahoma Halts All Executions for Six Months

  Oklahoma's top appeals court agreed on Thursday to halt all executions in the south-central US state for six months, after a botched lethal injection last week triggered accusations of torture.

• Boston Marathon Bomb Suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Challenges Death Penalty

  Lawyers for Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev have asked a US court to rule out capital punishment for their client, after last month's botched execution of a US inmate.