Tennessee Supreme Court· 10/17/2005

Abdur'Rahman v. Bredesen

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181 S.W.3d 292
2005 Tenn. LEXIS 828
2005 WL 2615801

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holding that the department of correction may be tasked with determining protocol without violating substantive or procedural due process
holding that the department of correction may be tasked with determining protocol without violating substantive or procedural due process
holding that the Court is restrained from adopting an interpretation of any statute that would lead to absurd results
holding that the department of correction may be tasked with determining protocol without violating substantive or procedural due process
holding that the management of executions is ill suited to APA rulemaking
noting that lethal injection is \commonly thought to be the most humane form of execution\

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Judges: Justice E. Riley Anderson

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