robert hope enter turny for russell buckley make clear this wasn't an argument against the death penalty but the math that. you have prior rulings of this court that make clear that the constitution in general does not define death the death penalty as cruel and so there has to be a way to carry out this claim about this individual person doesn't call into question at all. and today justice neal gore sic stated in the supreme court's decision that. about buckley that the eighth amendment does not guarantee a prisoner a painless death so hot water is when the highest court in the land feels the need to defend the state's right to kill are we trading life for the able or safety. move out of that is a tough one that's a tough tough call and you know i want to we got to step back of our i want to first look at like you know who voted for and who voted against this because this is a controversial but the majority is chief justice john g. roberts just as clarence thomas senator alito brett kavanaugh you know basically also a very positive servant of all the conservative judges dissenting you h

the prisoner russell buckley who is a convicted murderer who was sentenced to death back in one thousand nine hundred seven his lawyers say he has a rare condition that would cause tuman his throat to burst after being given the lethal injection they say the process would result in an extremely painful death in violation of his constitutional rights but lou asked to be executed with gas but the request was turned down lethal injection is the most common form of capital punishment in the us and it is done in three stages first a sedative is injected then a paralytic drug is administered which can cause suffocation a third injection stops the heart however there's no guarantee of a quick death and in some cases the process can last several hours according to official statistics nearly seventy percent of lethal injections are botched and cause unnecessary suffering. i don't know if it was humane or not that's all you could do it you could either not watch or you could. look at this execution that was clearly not going as planned. so. to insert one central into your drawing. which is what th

supreme court convicted murderer russell buckley has a rare disease that could cause him to draw in his own blood if he was to be executed by injection his lawyer cited the eight the main free death in response the supreme court's justice said quote that's a luxury not guaranteed to many people including most victims of capital crimes the eighth amendment does not guarantee a prisoner a painless death something that of course isn't guaranteed to many people including most victims of capital crimes or they're going to huge detail and execution by lethal injection runs in three stages first the prisoners heavily sedated ten minutes later a muscle relaxer is injected which can lead to suffocation then a third injection stops the heart and kills the prisoner however they can be mistakes which can cause the prisoner pain and suffering sometimes for hours reports say nearly seven percent of all executions of this kind are botched. i don't know if it was humane or not that you could do it you could either not watch or you could. look at this execution that was clearly not going as planned. so

the prisoner at russell buckley who is a convicted murderer who was sentenced to death in one thousand nine hundred ninety seven his lawyers say he has a rare condition that would cause tumors in his throat to burst after being given the lethal injection they say the process would result in an extremely painful death and violation of his constitutional rights now asked to be executed with gas instead but the request was turned down we feel induction is the most common form of capital punishment in the us and it's done in three stages first i said it is injected into paralytic drug is administered which can cost suffocation a third injection stops the heart however there is no guarantee of a quick death and in some cases the process can last several hours jerry givens again says one of the reasons for botched painful executions is a lack of qualified personnel. you're dealing with. inexperienced people to corrode a professional task we know you're dealing with medications and syringes things of that nature you tell them by medical personnel trained personnel but they can't be involved i

supreme court response was addressed to russell buckley from missouri who was sentenced to death for murder back in one thousand nine hundred seven buckley was a rare form of blood vessel malformation that can cause him suffocation and drowning in his own blood if injections used for capital punishment. well he asked the court to replace the method of lethal injection with gas but his request was turned down the punishment through injection runs in three stages first as the sedative drug is injected to nice the thais the prison after approximately ten minutes a paralytic drug is then injected which can lead to the suffocation of the prisoner the third injection that stops the heart and kills the prisoner but it can be mistakes made by doctors which can make prisoners feel extreme pain sometimes for as long as several hours according to statistics ninety seven percent of all injection executions are botched bringing the victim suffering. i don't know if it was humane or not that you could do either not watch or you could. look at this execution that was clearly not going as planned an

the prisoner in this question russell buckley who is a convicted murderer who was sentenced to death back in one nine hundred ninety seven his lawyers say that he has a recognition that would cause tumors in his throat to burst following a lethal injection they say the process would result in an extremely painful death in violation they say of his constitutional rights or buckley asked to be executed instead with gas but that request was turned down if the injection is the most common form of capital punishment in the united states stunning three stages the first a sedative injected then comes the paralytic drug administered which can cause suffocation a third injection stops the heart but there's no guarantee of a quick death and in some cases the process can last several hours according to officials there to sixty seven percent of all in jackson's execution injections are boston which can cause unnecessary suffering. i don't know if it was humane or not that you could deal you could either not watch or you can. look at this execution that was clearly not going as planned and. so at

many people including most victims of capital crimes the supreme court's response was rest to russell buckley from missouri who was sentenced to death for murder in one nine hundred ninety seven buckley who has a rare form of blood vessel malformation that could cause him to suffocate and drown in his own blood if a lethal injection was used he asked the court to replace the injection with gas but his request was rejected. well death by lethal injection comes in three stages first they said that if drugs injected too nice the ties the prisoner after approximately ten minutes a paralytic drug follows leading to the suffocation of the person a third injection stops the heart however there can be mistakes by the doctors which can make prisoners feel pain and sometimes the process has lasted several hours according to statistics ninety seven percent of all lethal injections are botched causing suffering to the person. i don't know if it was humane or not that's all you could do it you could either not watch or you could. look at the execution that was clearly not going as planned. so at that poin