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North Carolina Execution Laws Trump Medical Board’s Ethics Declaration

Loaded on May 15, 2008 by John Dannenberg published in Prison Legal News May, 2008, page 38
Filed under: Misconduct/Corruption, Medical Misconduct, Death Penalty. Location: North Carolina.
North Carolina Execution Laws Trump Medical Board's Ethics Declaration

by John E. Dannenberg

In September 2007, the Wake County, North Carolina Superior Court ruled that because executions are not "medical procedures," a state law that requires a physician to attend executions was not trumped by another state statute that sets ...

 

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