Tennessee Correction Commissioner Steps Down After Failed Execution
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Tennessee’s correction commissioner has stepped down following a failed execution, WPLN News reported.
The Washington Post’s opinion section separately characterized the execution as bungled and argued that it exposed a conservative blind spot.
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