The United States Supreme Court has stayed the execution of Herbert Smulls by the State of Missouri, but the argument isn’t because Missouri is doing some strange new combination of untested drugs in a lethal injection method – no, the argument surrounds whether or not the identity of the supplier of pentobarbital must be revealed.
January 2014
Terence Lenamon in Trial: Death Penalty Cases in Florida Don’t Need All Jurors to Agree on Death
Image: Terence Lenamon in foreground, with client Andrew Castor and Terry’s co-defense counsel, LenamonLaw’s Melissa Ortiz, during trial. Photo by Marisa Kendall / The News-Press
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Pictured above is Terry Lenamon at work during the recent trial of Andrew Castor over in Cape Coral, Florida. The death penalty was taken off the table early…
Ohio Execution of Dennis McGuire With 2-Drug Combo Results in 10 Minutes of Horror
Dennis McGuire was executed by the State of Ohio using a new two-drug combination that had never been used in an execution in Ohio, or anywhere else for that matter. Many warned about the possibility that this lethal injection method would be the very cruel and inhuman type of death that the U.S. Constitution prohibits.…
Oklahoma Execution of Michael Lee Wilson: “I feel my whole body burning” While Florida Executes Thomas Knight This Week
The State of Oklahoma executed Michael Lee Wilson yesterday by lethal injection.
News media reports are that almost immediately after the injection process began (within 20 seconds), Wilson said, ‘I feel my whole body burning‘ yet his body didn’t react in such a way that any of the witnesses could see his…
Terence Lenamon Currently in Trial in Fort Myers
Terry Lenamon is currently defending client Andrew Castor in a Fort Myers criminal courtroom, as jury selection began this week.
Image: Terry in trial (different case) earlier this year.