used to move hospital patients. Before the early 2000s, most deadly injections were made up of three chemicals: potassium chloride, sodium thiopental, and pancuronium bromide. If everything is done right, the execution lasts about five minutes, and the person usually dies less than two minutes after the last shot. Incorrect deadly doses, on the other hand, can kill someone more than two hours later. In Ohio in 2009, Romell Broom's execution was stopped before any drugs were given. It was the first fatal injection and only the second execution in the US to be stopped in progress (Konrad, (n.d.)). Because no crime is worth the state's ability to take a life, I believe that the death penalty should be abolished, including the practice of the lethal injection as it goes against basic human rights. It is the state's legal authority to impose the death penalty. Although it is subject to several legal and constitutional limits, it is lawful in some jurisdictions, including the United States. While certain countries still do not apply the death penalty, 28 states and the federal government have legalized it. The United Kingdom, Mexico, France, Canada, and Australia are among the countries that have done away with capital punishment. Among nations that have carried out the death penalty for common offenses like murder, China reportedly executed more than 1,000 people in 2018, with Iran coming in second with 253, Saudi Arabia with 149, Vietnam with 85, and Iraq with 52. Ultimately, t