*until next week
Synthetic cannabinoids have a nasty habit of showing up in American jails and prisons.
Updates, non-medical legal news, and things I'm tracking.
The state's plans for a "thorough and independent review" ended in an epistolary slapfight.
Governor Katie Hobbs hired former federal magistrate David Duncan to make lethal injection humane. She fired him for concluding—like many others—that it can't be done.
How artificial limits and antiscientific thinking from the nation's drug warriors endanger patient care.
A counterintuitive—but evidence-based—reason for Roberson's innocence claims.
While both VP candidates debated which crackdown could stem the overdose tide, Walz pointed out that harm reduction is already winning.
The state's autopsy following Kenneth Smith's execution by nitrogen hypoxia backs up witness accounts and contradicts the state. Tonight they'll use nitrogen again anyway.
Colorado paramedics are taking demotions in the wake of Elijah McCain's death. We don't need them.
11 anesthesiologists volunteered to be chemically paralyzed but fully awake.
The Court specifically cites saphenous venous cutdown as a reason lethal injection doesn't violate the Eighth Amendment.
