Idaho’s approval last month of a new law adding the firing squad as an execution method for death row inmates could one day play a role in the case of Moscow homicides suspect Bryan Kohberger ...

The Idaho Department of Correction estimates that it will cost around $750,000 to build or retrofit a death chamber for firing squad executions.

Idaho is poised to allow firing squads to execute condemned inmates when the state can't get lethal-injection drugs, under a bill the Legislature passed Monday with a veto-proof majority.

A draft bill in Idaho would allow firing squads if lethal injection is unavailable. A December execution was called off when the state couldn't get the drugs. Why Idaho is considering bringing ...

Idaho is poised to allow firing squads to execute condemned inmates when the state can't get lethal-injection drugs, under a new bill. News Sports Business Life Opinion Advertise Obituaries ...

Bryan Kohberger could face a firing squad if convicted of killing four college students in Idaho. Kohberger, 28, a criminal justice doctoral student, has been charged in the Nov. 13 stabbing ...

Outraged family members of the slain University of Idaho students said they will fight the plea deal accepted by Bryan ...

A bill that would restore the firing squad as a method of execution in Idaho advanced Wednesday through a committee for a House floor vote. The Idaho Capitol building, Monday, Jan. 23, 2023, in Boise.

BOISE, Idaho — Death by firing squad could become Idaho's primary method of execution under a bill headed to the governor's desk this week.

Death Penalty. Idaho Likely To Authorize Execution by Firing Squad "The firing squad, in my opinion, is beneath the dignity of the state of Idaho," said one state senator.

Idaho firing squad bill forms friction between attorney general, prison officials March 8, 2023 Updated Wed., March 8, 2023 at 5:05 p.m. The Idaho Capitol building shown in Boise.

Idaho’s return to firing squads is only the latest sign that lethal injection is an unreliable protocol, said Deborah Denno, a law professor at Fordham University who studies the death penalty.