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How a botched execution and proposed livestream of a firing squad fit in to the US’ death penalty history

By Carolyn Strange, Professor of History, School of History, ANU, Australian National University

Two death penality cases in the US have shocked the world: one for being botched and the other for possibly being made public.

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