U.S. Supreme Court says execution of Alan Miller can proceed
In a press conference held after midnight, ADOC Commissioner John Hamm said they did start trying to access Miller’s veins for lethal injection, but the process was stopped after it was determined there wasn’t enough time to finish the execution protocols before the death warrant expired at midnight.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey released the following statement after the cancellation of the execution was announced by officials:
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