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Idaho’s $100K lethal injection drugs expire as its execution costs, challenges persist

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The execution chamber at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution south of Boise, as shown in October 2011 prior to the execution of death row prisoner Paul Rhoades. | Associated Press BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — In the weeks leading up to what was expected to be a second attempt to execute Idaho’s longest-serving death row prisoner, state prison officials found they had a problem: Their lethal injection drugs expired. Already difficult to acquire …
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