South Carolina legislators trying to fix a loophole in the state's death penalty law have passed a bill that would give inmates the option to choose being executed by a firing squad. The bill passed the state Senate last week by a vote of 32-11, with all of the chamber's Republicans and some of its Democrats supporting the proposal, according to the Washington Examiner. The bill now goes to the House. Gov. Henry McMaster has said he would sign the legislation, according to The State.