South Carolina can now carry out firing-squad executions
Posted By: Hazymac, 3/21/2022 9:58:38 AM
Washington -- The South Carolina Department of Corrections said Friday that it can now carry out executions by firing squad in the state should death row inmates choose the method. The department informed state Attorney General Alan Wilson on Friday that it had completed renovations on the death chamber at the Broad River Correctional Institution and had established protocols, making it able to conduct such executions, according to a news release. There are currently no scheduled executions in South Carolina. Executions there had been paused until the state was able to accommodate the firing squad option. In May 2021, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster, a Republican,
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