She's not asking for the dietary inputs of prisoners on death row. She's asking for the process the state uses for executions. How does that have any bearing on

She's not asking for the dietary inputs of prisoners on death row. She's asking for the process the state uses for executions. How does that have any bearing on individual prisoners' privacy? What she's asking for is public, and perhaps asking "why" might be allowed. But preventing access in any way to public information unacceptable.