we are talking about 5,000 milligrams of pentobarbital. 200 to 300 are used to put you under for, youw, surgery. 5,000 milligrams - we are not talking about whether or not this person is going to wake up with an illness. we are talking about killing a person. so whether there's a contaminant in it, whether you could go into shock is irrelevant. >> finally the prosecution released one document - a heavily redacted lab report. but the state's insistence on secrecy backfired. >> the court is aware... >> judge gail tuson ruled that georgia's attempt to make state secret on the drugs was an improper attempt to bypass the courts and ruled that warren hill would likely prevail with his claim that georgia's secrecy law is unconstitutional. hill's lawyers celebrated a huge legal victory. it was a victory for reprieve. they plan to keep the pressure on by exposing the compound to. >> compound pharmacies don't adhere to standards that the manufacturing industry have to adhere to. you have a clear discrepancy in potential quality of the drugs you have. when it comes to quality control in terms of

florida used the drug as a substitute for pentobarbital, which has been in short supply after the danish manufacturer prohibited its use in executions. william happ was pronounced dead 14 minutes after his execution began tuesday evening. he reportedly appeared to remain conscious longer and to move more frequently while unconscious than prisoners who were given the old drug. a rape case in maryville, missouri has sparked national outrage after the charges were dropped against a well-connected high school football player and the victim's family was forced to leave town amid daily harassment from residents. last january, 14-year-old daisy coleman blacked out after being given large amounts of alcohol at a party. she was then allegedly sexually assaulted while another boy videotaped the attack. daisy's 13-year-old friend was also allegedly assaulted the same night. daisy was then dropped on her front porch, barely conscious, in 22-degree weather, where her mother found her in the morning. despite evidence and interviews supporting the case against the accused, prosecutors dropped the charg

ohio says it has run out of pentobarbital, made by the and nowirm lundbeck, banned from u.s. prisons they carry out capital punishment. president obama appeared at a he i headquarters monday to welcome new director james conley. obama told fbi staffers he will fight to restore the agency's full budget under sequestration. >> i will keep fighting for those resources because our country asks and expects a lot from you and we should make sure you have the resources you need to do the job, especially when any of your colleagues put their lives on the line on a daily basis all to serve and protect our fellow citizens will stop the least we can do is make sure you have the resources for it and your operations are not disruptive because of politics. >>, he was sworn in last month in a private ceremony. he has instructed all new agents to visit the memorial to dr. martin luther king jr. on the capitol mall is a lesson of what he called "the dangers in becoming untethered to oversight and accountability." has state university reached a nearly $60 million settlement with 26 victims of