Executions take place using a lethal injection, Business Law and Ethics

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Most executions take place using a lethal injection.  The company that manufactures the drug that is most used has now announced that it is choosing to no longer produce that drug.  Without it, it is unlikely that there will be a sufficient supply of the drugs to carry out the planned executions and other methods, such as hanging and electrocution may need to be used.  Although there are other potential drugs that can be used, some are considered to be less effective and some are considered to be less effective.  For those states that have been using this drug, a change in the drug or a change in method may actually require a change in law.  Do you believe executions should be delayed until such time as a suitable replacement drug is found.


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