article_snippet: (CNN)For the second time, a Georgia woman's execution has been postponed -- this time because of concerns about the drugs to be used.
article_snippet: the Georgia Department of Corrections Corrections immediately consulted with a pharmacist, and in an abundance of caution, Gissendaner execution has been postponed.
article_snippet: The 47-year-old was originally scheduled to die on Wednesday, but Inmate Gissendaner's execution was called off because of winter weather.
article_snippet: Georgia was scheduled to snap that 70-year streak last week before Gissendaner's execution was first postponed.
article_snippet: Just hours before she was scheduled to die by injection at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification State Prison in Jackson last Wednesday, the Georgia Department of Corrections announced the Georgia Department of Corrections had postponed Gissendaner's execution until Monday at 7 p.m. "due to weather and associated scheduling issues," department spokeswoman Gwendolyn Hogan said.
article_snippet: Sixty years after Gissendaner execution, Georgia's parole board posthumously pardoned Gissendaner after finding that "it was a grievous error to deny (Gissendaner) clemency.
highlights_snippet: The execution is postponed because the drugs "appeared cloudy," Georgia says .
  