Judge: Missouri broke law keeping execution supplier secret

A Missouri circuit county judge ruled that the Department of Corrections violated the law by refusing to disclose records about pharmacies that compound the state's execution drug. The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri, which sued the state, said the state should now disclose the name of the pharmacy. "After today's decision, the Missouri Department of Corrections ...

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Judge: Missouri broke law keeping execution supplier secret

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