Oct. 24
SOUTH AFRICA:
SAHRC dismisses calls for death penaltyThe SAHRC has rejected calls to
reinstate the death penalty
The SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) has again dismissed calls for the
reinstatement of the death penalty to address the country's high levels of
crime.
Today it
Oct. 24
MISSOURIfederal death penalty trial
Penalty Phase Starts in Stolen-Baby Case
Jurors deciding whether to recommend the death penalty for a woman
convicted of killing an expectant mother and cutting the baby from her
womb listened Wednesday to a 911 call in which the victim's mot
Oct. 24
NEW YORK:
News from NEW YORKERS AGAINST THE DEATH PENALTY Statement by David
Kaczynski - Court of Appeals Ruling in People v. Taylor
The Court of Appeals made the right decision in overturning NY's last
remaining death sentence in People v. Taylor. Today's decision is entirel
Oct. 24
TEXAS:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEACLU and Texas Innocence Network Appeal Innocent
Man's Death Sentence
At a hearing today before the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the
American Civil Liberties Union and the Texas Innocence Network (TIN)
argued that death row inmate Max Soffar was
Oct. 24
GLOBAL:
BIANCA JAGGER CALLS FOR GLOBAL ABOLITION OF THE DEATH PENALTY
Bianca Jagger, the Council of Europe Goodwill Ambassador for the Fight
against the Death Penalty, supported the decision of the Council of Europe
to declare the 10th of October European Day against the Death Pe
Oct. 24
NEW YORK:
Court decision continues to oppose death penalty
A divided New York Court of Appeals killed any hope for the death penalty
in New York when it refused yesterday to make an exception that would have
allowed for the execution of one of the men responsible for the slaughter
Oct. 24
ST. KITTS and NEVIS:
Cannonier Found Guilty in Slain Officers Murder Prosecution Seeks Death
Penalty
Romeo Cannonier, of Parsons Village was found guilty at 4:45 p.m. today,
Tues. Oct. 23 for murdering 32-year-old no. 454 Police Constable Delvin
Nisbett on Sunday, July 25, 200
Oct. 24
TEXAS:
Prosecutors Not Worried About Death Row Cases Review
Prosecutors do not believe a review of cases where people may have been
wrongly convicted because of mistakes made by the Houston police crime lab
will affect the outcome of 24 death penalty cases, KPRC Local 2 reported
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