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Bring lethal injections up to animal standards
Posted on Monday 13 October @ 13:27:34
EditorialBring lethal injections up to animal standards
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AUSTIN AMERICAN-STATESMAN

Monday, October 13, 2003

A drug that veterinarians find too painful to use in euthanizing pets is being used to execute people on Texas' death row. Texas should cease using this chemical -- pancuronium bromide -- which now is thought to mask the suffering it unleashes.

Some will say that it is a fitting end for killers whose vicious crimes place them beneath dogs. But even this state, known the world over for its busy death chamber, must have standards. Even here, executions should be conducted as humanely as possible.



This page continues to oppose the death penalty on moral grounds and on grounds that it has not proved effective in deterring crime. Texas has executed 21 people this year and plans to kill another four before the year ends. Executions are so frequent, and as previously thought, painless, that Texans hardly blink when they are carried out.

Rarely are executions front-page news or top stories on news broadcasts -- if they are reported at all. We've grown complacent about killing in Texas, where lethal injections are serene enough for family viewing. But what if that serenity is an illusion?

The absence of the suffering and distress associated with executions by hanging, electric chair, gas chamber or firing squad has muted criticism of capital punishment by chemical injection. The more violent methods of capital punishment have all but disappeared in the United States.

Thirty-eight states use lethal injection as the standard method for execution, and that has made capital punishment more palatable. Death chambers in Texas and elsewhere with intravenous apparatus resemble hospital rooms more than the scene in "The Green Mile," in which a prisoner is slowly charred to death because the electric chair malfunctions.

But Texas and other states that use pancuronium bromide to execute prisoners should weigh new research that indicates deaths involving the drug may be extremely painful.

Pancuronium bromide is a muscle relaxant, which according to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Web site, collapses the diaphragm and lungs. In Texas, it is used in combination with two other drugs, potassium chloride, which stops the heart, and sodium thiopental, a sedative. Each of the three drugs is given in lethal doses. After being injected with the chemicals, a person appears to die quietly about seven minutes later.

But what we see may not be what is actually occurring.

A person injected with the drug remains conscious, despite the paralyzing effect on skeletal muscles. Muscle paralysis would prevent a person from shouting out in pain, but would not eliminate the pain sensation itself, experts in human and veterinary medicine say.

Similar effects regarding animals prompted the American Veterinary Medical Association to condemn the use of pancuronium bromide for animal euthanasia drugs. Last week, The New York Times reported that the drug is at the center of a Tennessee lawsuit by a death row inmate who is challenging its use in executions.

If the nation's veterinarians object to the use of pancuronium bromide to put down animals because it causes suffering before death, surely Texas should do as much for humans.


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