Ohio adds details on new 3-drug combination for executions

Ohio has laid out the dosages it would use in a new three-drug combination to be administered when the state resumes executions in January.Rules for the procedure were filed Friday in federal court, formalizing changes announced Monday.Since early 2014, Ohio has been under an unofficial execution moratorium blamed on shortages of lethal drugs.The updated execution policy calls for using 500 milligrams of midazolam (mih-DAY'-zoh-lam), which puts the inmate to sleep; 1,000 milligrams of rocuronium