Oklahoma to continue lethal injections after man vomits during execution - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Maurie Levin, a lawyer in Texas who has worked on death penalty cases for nearly three decades, said the execution showed the importance of states being more transparent about where they get the lethal drugs they use and how they carry out executions.
39% : "The death penalty is about protecting any potential future victims," the daughter, Pamela Gay Carter, said in the statement, noting that Grant had killed her mother while serving a prison sentence for armed robbery convictions.
34% : But many states, including Oklahoma, have had difficulty obtaining the drug, in part because companies do not want to be associated with capital punishment.

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