Oct. 24
PAKISTAN:
Schizophrenia and our Supreme Court
The recent furore which followed the Supreme Court judgment regarding
schizophrenia is not without cause: The Court has concluded that since
schizophrenia is "not a permanent mental disorder', it is "therefore, a
recoverable disease
Oct. 24
TEXAS:
She watched her husband get sentenced to death. Now she's becoming a lawyer to
save him and others.
When her boyfriend Juan Balderas was sentenced to death in March 2014, Yancy
Escobar Balderas couldn't understand what was happening. She sobbed
uncontrollably as the law
Oct. 24
INDIA:
Heavy workload possible reason for 'serious mistakes' in Soumya case: Markandey
Katju
Former SC judge Markandey Katju on Monday said the apex court had made some
"serious mistakes" in the Soumya case by commuting the death sentence of the
accused to life, and attribut
Oct. 24
TENNESSEE:
The most broken system in Tennessee
Need a reason to be against the death penalty?
How about a dozen?
1. It's not reliable.
Since 1973, a long line of death row inmates have been exonerated, their
innocence discovered years after their capital trial, meaning that wh