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2. Capital punishment in South Carolina - Wikipedia

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   [12] [13] On May 14, 2021, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed a bill into law which brought back the electric chair as the default method of execution (in the event lethal injection was unavailable) and added the firing squad (if the offender requests it) to the list of execution options. This made South Carolina the first state to ...

3. South Carolina Supreme Court rules state death penalty ...

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   South Carolina used to carry out an average of three executions a year and had more than 60 inmates on death row when the last execution was carried out in 2011.

4. South Carolina Supreme Court ruling lists order six death row ...

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   On Aug. 23, the South Carolina Department of Corrections gave Owens, 46, notice that he would be executed on Sept. 20. In 1999, Ownes was convicted of murder in the 1997 Halloween murder of Irene ...

5. Method of death chosen in South Carolina’s first execution in ...

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   Inmates in South Carolina are legally required to choose between lethal injection, firing squad and the electric chair for their method of execution. “I have known Mr. Owens for 15 years.

6. 'Not the worst of the worst': Richard Moore set for execution ...

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   The last Black man on South Carolina's death row to be convicted and sentenced by an all-white jury, according to his attorney, is set to be executed for killing a convenience store clerk during ...

7. List of people executed in South Carolina - Wikipedia

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   The following is a list of people executed by the U.S. state of South Carolina since capital punishment was resumed in the United States in 1976. Since the 1976 U.S. Supreme Court decision of Gregg v. Georgia, a total of 45 people have been executed in South Carolina.