article_snippet: For example, South Carolina ran out of pentobarbital — part of South Carolina three-drug execution formula — when the drug expired in 2013.
article_snippet: South Carolina has been unable to replenish South Carolina supplies because South Carolina can't find a company willing to sell them anymore, according to Corrections Director Bryan Stirling.
article_snippet: South Carolina's last execution was in 2011, and no new executions have been scheduled because cases are tied up in the appeals process.
article_snippet: Last week, a Georgia woman's execution was delayed, then called off, when prison officials said prison officials noticed the compounded pentobarbital planned for a Georgia woman lethal injection appeared cloudy, rather than clear.
article_snippet: The Georgia Department of Corrections cited 'an abundance of caution' in delaying punishment for Kelly Gissendaner, who would have been the first woman put to death in that state in 70 years, and a second inmate, Brian Terrell, who was set to die Last week.