Death row inmates in South Carolina must now make gruesome choice: electric chair or firing squad

South Carolina was a state that made good use of its death penalty law, until it was forced to take a 10-year break when lethal injection drugs became unavailable. But Governor Henry McMaster came up with a backwards workaround, signing into law on Friday a new bill that forces inmates to make a gruesome choice when there isn't access to lethal injection (which there still isn't): death by electric chair or death by firing squad. — Read the rest