Indiana prepares to put to death a killer of 4 after 15-year pause in executions

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : States generally prohibit citizens from attending executions, so the media becomes the public's watchdog, providing important information about how the government is following the law and using taxpayer funds.
42% : Indiana's resumption of executions is refocusing attention on Corcoran's case and questions about how the state has been able to obtain a drug for lethal injections.
40% : State officials said they couldn't continue executions because a combination of drugs used in lethal injections had become unavailable.
39% : No media can witness Indiana executionsIndiana is one of only two states, along with Wyoming, that do not allow for members of the news media to witness state executions, according to a recent report by the Death Penalty Information Center.

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