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In the face of the two drugs' deadlines in the Nebraska state experimental agreement on August 20, the state attorney general Douglas Peterson (photo) called for the Nebraska Supreme Court to expedite the review of prosecutors . Prisoner Kelly Dean Moore requested the date of July's implementation. The Attorney General called on the court to ask Moore to arrange the execution of the date on July 10 or mid July, but several lawsuits are pending, but these cases resolved by August . Ability to enforce the death penalty. Nebraska plans to use a four drug implementation protocol that includes three drugs never used before - fenopyran opioid analgesic, sedative tranquilizer, paralytic cis - atracurium -. Subsequently, the hemostatic agent potassium chloride. If you take potassium chloride to a person who is not completely anesthetized, it feels like a liquid fire. Several challenges to the execution of state by state government submitted by ACLU in Nebraska State are now being submitted to the court. Among them, the Supreme Court in Nebraska states that Petricitz Governor and other state officials have proposed, launched, funded, organized, operated and managed a national voting campaign "unjustly seized and exercising legislative power" He insisted. Previous appeal In 2015 the death penalty was abolished by the State Council on the veto of the provincial governor and in the second lawsuit the state was required to lack transparency in the implementation of drugs and team members, and now waiting for the judgment by the court There. The National Corrective Services Department recently published numerous documents on executive team training in response to the ACLU's official record request but members of the executive team are required to have specialized experience or training in intravenous access procedures or other specialized areas A document on the transmission of a fatal injection with a doctor or expert about whether or not it received. Nebraska 's Nebra Miller' s ACLU stated that the document issued by the country "There is not enough guarantee to guarantee that we are smooth and good execution," and "his secret" is related to the death penalty He said. Everything is very worried. "Nebraska never executed executions, Moore was sentenced to death in 1980 and is the longest imprisoned prisoner in Nebraska, although there is no evidence to prove his defense, he recently , Dismissed the currently appointed lawyer and requested enforcement, said Danielle Conrad, Executive Director of Nebraska State, unless there is a fight, our agency will assume further responsibility and ensure compliance with the law We will verify ourselves with illegal, potentially cruel and unusual enforcement.

The opponent of the death penalty also has a strong moral foundation. No matter how small it is, there is always the possibility of a false belief. Since this document was provided by the Death Penalty Information Center in 1973, 156 people were exempted and released from death row prisoners. In 2014, we estimated that the research published in the minutes of the National Academy of Sciences was actually innocent at a rate of one in 25 people who received capital punishment. Finally, at the TED's speech in 2012, Brian Stevenson, the founder and executive officer of EJ, stated in this way the possibility of mistakes as follows. In fact, innocent people were exempted from death sentences, and the persons released were identified.

Dieter, Richard C., Innocence and the Death Penalance: In July 1997 the risk of introducing an innocent capital punishment information center is rising. Of the 69 prisoners sentenced to death and subsequently innocuous in this report, the average time spent on death row was about seven years. Recently, measures were taken to shorten the procedure of appeal, and the authors predict that more innocent prisoners will be executed. Eric, Bailey, "Execution of a prisoner is imminent and suspected of guilt, executor, citing new evidence and getting support, July 28, 1997, p. A3. The death sentence seems to be consistent with the crime - a woman who raped Newport beach and murdered cruelly is not 21. But as Thomas Thompson approaches his fate, anxiety uncertainty still remains Unlike the four men who went to California's death room, Thompson claimed he was innocent.