Texas SB1690 mandates the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to track and record details of drugs used in executions.

Texas SB1690 requires the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to implement a policy for tracking inventory of drugs used in executions of inmates sentenced to death. The policy mandates maintaining records for each drug, including the drug's name, date received, expiration date, and date used in an execution if applicable. For drugs with extended expiration dates, the record must also include the original expiration date, testing date and results, and the new expiration date.

Texas SB1690 mandates the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to track and record details of drugs used in executions.

Texas SB1690 requires the Texas Department of Criminal Justice to implement a policy for tracking inventory of drugs used in executions of inmates sentenced to death. The policy mandates maintaining records for each drug, including the drug's name, date received, expiration date, and date used in an execution if applicable. For drugs with extended expiration dates, the record must also include the original expiration date, testing date and results, and the new expiration date.