Yost Slams Ohio's Execution Moratorium
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yosts final report criticizes the states execution moratorium, leaving 108 people on death row for an average of 23 years. Yost advocates for new methods like nitrogen gas and federal drug help, while Governor Mike DeWine blocks executions due to medical supply risks. Ohioans to Stop Executions respond with a report on wrongful convictions, with Yost maintaining the system catches errors. Bills for new methods and repeal efforts stall, keeping Ohio in limbo.
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