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executes human beings is quote riskier less transparent and has less oversight than the euthanasia cap saugus birds and lizards do you see any sort of impetus for states to change the way they're dealing with this issue or is there just not enough media attention to this trend. well in terms of the sort of question of humaneness all unusual punishment i actually think that states will be comfortable those continue to be country will execution executing going beings are going to be people who are troubled by how these executions are going unless there is some some outside pressure and what you just kind of experimentation as essentially human experimentation. i think it's quite literally true what clive stafford smith thought of my effort that the human rights lawyer kai suffered snip who is based in europe who has represented for prisoners in the american south who now represents all prisoners you know he describes it as human experimentation and then that really is what it is because because what's happened is that in switching from one road to another and not just switching provide right an