Louisiana Governor Announces Intent to Resume Death Row Executions

Gov. Jeff Landry commits to exploring new execution methods, citing obligations to victims' families.

Louisiana has not conducted a death row execution since 2010, but Gov. Jeff Landry signals a potential return to capital punishment.
Landry emphasizes commitment to victims' families and the fulfillment of 'contractual obligations' following death sentences.
Around 60 inmates currently on Louisiana's death row face stalled executions due to legal challenges and drug shortages.
Alabama's recent execution using nitrogen gas sparks interest in alternative execution methods among states, including Louisiana.
A special legislative session is planned to address crime, with capital punishment expected to be a key topic of discussion.