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The Design and Violence blog concludes with an interview with exonerated Death Row inmate Ricky Jackson, who served 39 years, three months, and nine days in prison. When first introduced, lethal injection was billed as a "more humane" design for execution. "Generally, we tend to associate medicine with feelings of wellness, healing, and of something wrong being made right," Jackson says. "However, this is exactly why the pharmaceutical aspect was brought into play: to lend an atmosphere of legitimacy to an otherwise gruesome process, and to placate whatever sensibilities we may have about executions in general." Read the interview at the link in our profile. [Photographer uncredited. Bottles of the sedative midazolam, used by several states at varying doses as the first drug in their lethal injection protocol, at a hospital pharmacy in Oklahoma City, July 25, 2014. Image © 2015 The Associated Press]

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