Idaho bill amends execution procedures to exempt them from rulemaking and judicial review.
The bill amends Idaho law to ensure that procedures used in executions are exempt from rulemaking, judicial review, and other provisions. It specifies that the method of execution, whether lethal injection or firing squad, is determined by the director of the Idaho Department of Correction. The bill also ensures that individuals and entities involved in executions are exempt from certain liabilities and that their identities remain confidential. The changes apply to all executions carried out after the bill's effective date.
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