Analysis: Hutchinson still faces scrutiny over executions
(WorldNews Health)

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - After an aggressive plan to execute several inmates by the end of April put him and Arkansas at the center of the national death penalty debate, Gov. Asa Hutchinson was poised to return to a more familiar role as policy wonk with a special session focused on the state`s hybrid Medicaid expansion. But lingering questions about the last execution - which included an inmate convulsing and lurching 20 times on the gurney - is going to make shifting attention to other issues a difficult task. Just how much the session set to begin Monday will be overshadowed by questions about the execution of Kenneth Williams and calls for...