ATLANTA (AP) — A Fulton County judge has temporarily stayed a scheduled execution Monday after the inmate’s attorneys raised questions about a law prohibiting the release of information involving Georgia’s execution drug supply.
This isn’t the first time Warren Lee Hill’s execution has been halted because of a challenge to the state’s execution method. Last July, his execution was put on hold pending a challenge to the state’s plan to change from a three-drug process to a single dose of pentobarbital.
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