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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IxGrVlL9hJPKChkkp-YEp5wI-H-IVffkquXoLbXj6CI/edit

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hzBmvpbNRfP2jHw5Mc9j__bfwM0hpYJGDO2Izya-syc/edit

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If inmate has strong neck muscles, is very light, drop too short, or noose wrongly positioned, the fracture-dislocation is not rapid and death results from slow asphyxiation.

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If this occurs: face becomes engorged, tongue protrudes, eyes pop, body defecates, and violent movements of limbs occur

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instantaneous death rarely occurs

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if shooters miss the prisoner bleeds to death slowly

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five shooters use .30 caliber rifles to shoot the heart

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heart is basically being deprived of oxygen
The inmate dies from hypoxia, the cutting-off of oxygen to the brain

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sensation similar to pain felt by person during heart attack

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Prisoner is electrocuted multiple times with 500-2000 volts until declared dead

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still used in Washington and and Delaware but have lethal injection as an alternative option

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reauthorized in Utah if state was unable to get drugs needed for lethal injection

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legal in 5 states
-evidence of pain, eyes pop skin turns purple and victim drools

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was used in Nebraska until State Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional in 2008

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most common-usually the primary way of execution
2 needles1.anesthetic, 2.paralyzing solution, 3.solution to stop the heart