The only woman on the state's death row bases challenge on the U.S. and Tennessee constitutions and her ‘unique medical conditions’

Tennessee’s third execution of 2025 came with controversies over method, and Gov. Lee denying clemency despite moral and religious appeals

Harold Nichols' attorney calls on state to pause Dec. 11 execution for review of new execution records

Intervention from courts or governor unlikely five years after pandemic delay

In March of 1988, Black shot his girlfriend and her two daughters; under today’s standard he would not be eligible for the death penalty

Oscar Smith and Byron Black could be executed before a court reviews Tennessee’s new lethal injection protocol

Filing contends studies have proven use of pentobarbital causes a ‘tortuous death’

With new lethal injection protocol in place, state Supreme Court sets new slate beginning in May