By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen January 20, 2026 The enthusiasm that sprouted in December for ending Indiana’s death ...

The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law committee discussed a bill that would allow firing squad executions for death penalty ...

Senate Bill 11 would allow the state of Indiana to execute death row inmates by firing squad if lethal injection drugs are ...

Bill would allow firing squad when lethal injection drugs cannot be obtained. 5 states currently allow this practice ...

The doxing bill was amended and passed out of the Indiana Senate Corrections and Criminal Law committee, while the firing ...

Senate Bill 11 was introduced as lethal injection drugs have become more expensive and hard to get, leading some states to turn to other methods.

Several of the early bills already pitched for the 2026 Indiana General Assembly deal with mortality, and all from a different perspective ...

A bill that would allow executions by firing squad if lethal injection drugs are unavailable or at an inmate’s request is ...

A new bill introduced by Indiana State Rep. Bob Morris is reigniting debate at the Statehouse over the future of the death penalty and how executions are carried out in Indiana. Morris discussed the ...

As Indiana lawmakers prepare to reconvene in January for a shortened 2026 legislative session, multiple Republican legislators have filed bills to expand how the state carries out death sentences – ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Senate Corrections and Criminal Law committee discussed a bill Tuesday that would allow firing squad executions for death ...