Delaware House Passes Bill Challenging Use of the Death Penalty in State; Measure Moves to Senate
By Enola Gueta DOVER, DE – Nine months following a controversial bill introduced in the Delaware House…
By Enola Gueta DOVER, DE – Nine months following a controversial bill introduced in the Delaware House…
By Connie Martinez and Enola Gueta WASHINGTON, DC – Many governors in red states are using the…
By Shaolien Chen-Graf LOS ANGELES, CA – The California death penalty, in practice, is racist—but it’s much…
SANTA CLARA, CA – A prosecutor here in Santa Clara County—once a big believer in capital punishment…
By Praniti Gulyani NEW YORK, NY – In a recent op-ed published by the Scientific American Journal,…
By Jenna Tooley MONTGOMERY, AL— In a controversial turn of events, the state of Alabama executed…
By Xinhui Lin & Sarah Chayet BUFFALO, NY – The U.S. Dept. of Justice (DOJ) announced its…
By Kayla Meraz WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a report from the Death Penalty Information Center, Professor Daniel…
By Audrey Sawyer OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The Oklahoma Board of Pardons and Parole voted 3-2 this…
By Varun Noronha OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – Anthony Sanchez’s last words were, “I didn’t kill nobody” just…
By Rena Abdusalam MEMPHIS, TN – The Tennessee Criminal Court of Appeals this week accepted a lower…
By Kristin Trent BATON ROUGE, LA – The ACLU Friday commended Gov. of Louisiana, John Bel…
By Daniella Dueñas and Caleigh Carlisle WASHINGTON, DC – Since Rep. Cori Bush (MO-01) assumed office in…
By Anna Arceneaux (Editor’s note: This article was written the week after Young’s July 17 execution) Fourteen…