Tennessee’s Supreme Court says Byron Black’s execution can proceed amid worries that a medical device may prolong his death.
A court in the United States has ruled that the southern US state of Tennessee can move forward with the execution of a man with an implanted defibrillator, despite concerns that the device could result in a botched execution.
The case before the Tennessee Supreme Court on Thursday concerned Byron Black, currently on death row after his conviction in a 1988 triple murder.
Black’s execution has been delayed multiple times, but a date was set on August 5 for him to receive a lethal injection.
However, in July, his defence team argued the execution could not proceed without first deactivating Black’s defibrillator, for…
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