In prison, San Quentin





In prison, San Quentin, which is situated not far from Sacramento, California, opened a new branch for the lethal injection. It represents a whole range of specially equipped premises. Hardware trends that are ready for their first "customer" - the killer Albert Greenwood has cost US taxpayers 853 thousand dollars.

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1. The new office is a large series of rooms and chambers for the enforcement of the death penalty.

In prison, San Quentin



2. Inside - a chair, similar to dental, which has already been used for 11 executions. Outside the window is a control center by injection, from which four circular holes doctors, injections, medications and getting IVs.

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3. The first executions to take place in the new department has the following Wednesday. In the photo: seats for spectators. The department also has a room for the relatives of the condemned and relatives and friends of victims of the offender.

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4. Lt. Sam Robinson holds the keys to a new Office for death by injection. Branch is fully prepared for the execution of Albert Greenwood Brown, which will be held September 29.

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5. Lethal injection is used as a method of capital punishment in many US states, as well as the Philippines, Thailand and China

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6. From the offender's relatives may look at his execution.

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7. The prison administration is a new press office for execution by injection worth 853 thousand dollars.

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8. The cell - the four telephone with a direct line to the governor's office, the office of the prosecutor, the Supreme Court and office protection.

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9. It is a chair with straps for the body, arms and legs have been used in the old office for 11 executions.

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10. Death occurs within minutes. There is a special machine to enter the drugs, but in most states prefer to manually enter the solution, believing it is more reliable.

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11. The rivets on the arms for belts.

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12. In December 2006, lethal injection was declared unconstitutional in the state of California. The reasoned decision of the Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution, which prohibits cruel and unusual punishment - it was felt that the procedure is unnecessarily painful. For the same reasons lethal injections were banned in 2006 in Florida, New Jersey, Ohio and Missouri.

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13. small room for a priest or a lawyer close to the camera condemned men. Last 6:00 of his life on death row offenders spend in the chamber, where they bring the last supper, if they so requested.

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14. In the new department for the death penalty has a camera for a prisoner with a cot, a plastic bag, a sink and a toilet. In the chamber 31, a lattice through which a prisoner watching flat-screen TV, talking with your priest or a lawyer and can use the phone on the wall in your camera

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15. The representative of the prison Lt. Sam Robinson, before a new office for death by injection

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16. The guard Vince Cullen passes on death row in the men's section of San Quentin prison.

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17. Death Row male section of the prison of San Quentin.

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18. The guards are going to a new branch for the death penalty

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19. Doors leading to the old gas chamber of San Quentin prison.

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