Idaho makes key move on firing squad executions

Idaho’s push to execute death row prisoners by firing squad clears House, heads to Senate
This is not in any way lessening due process for those who are convicted and are facing the death penalty,” said Rep. Bruce Skaug, R-Nampa, the bill’s lead sponsor.
Bryan Kohberger case: Idaho makes key move on firing squad executions
Idaho House Bill 37 aims to make the firing squad the state's primary means of execution as prosecutors prepare to try Bryan Kohberger in four college murders.
Idaho moving forward on construction to accommodate death by firing squad
The Idaho Department of Corrections is taking steps to reconfigure a portion of the state's largest prison to prepare to execute inmates by firing squad.
Idaho House sends firing squad bill to state senators
Idaho House lawmakers quickly – and relatively quietly – adopted a bill making the firing squad the state’s primary execution method.
Idaho beefs up firing squad as Bryan Kohbeger trial nears
A new bill would make the firing squad Idaho's primary means of execution, after the state recently restored it as a backup amid struggles with lethal injection.
Idaho House widely passes bill to make firing squad main execution method
The Idaho House on Thursday widely approved a bill to make death by firing squad the main death penalty method in Idaho.
Firing squad execution bill clears Idaho House committee
House lawmakers will soon decide whether to ditch lethal injection as the state’s primary execution method in favor of the firing squad.
Idaho House Passes Bill Calling for Firing Squads
Five states allow firing squads but Idaho could become the first to use it as the primary method of execution.
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