[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----CALIF., TENN., ILL.

2007-05-03 Thread Rick Halperin
May 3 CALIFORNIA: An Interview with Kevin CooperTalking Sports from Death Row Kevin Cooper is a sports fan. Kevin Cooper loves the Steelers. Kevin Cooper makes his home on death row at the notorious San Quentin Penitentiary in California. Cooper awaits execution for a crime many

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----CALIF., TENN., NEB.

2007-05-03 Thread Rick Halperin
May 3 CALIFORNIA: Michael Franti Playing San Quentin Prison Concert Outspoken Anti- recording artist and award-winning documentary filmmaker Michael Franti will perform an extremely rare San Quentin Prison concert on Saturday, May 19th at 11 a.m. With a theme of tolerance and co-existence,

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news-----CALIF., TENN., USA, N.J., FLA., OHIO

2006-09-27 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 27 CALIFORNIA: Some suffering permissible during execution, judge says Far removed from San Quentin's death chamber, the unprecedented legal challenge to California's lethal injection method got under way Tuesday in a quiet San Jose courtroom as witnesses began to bore into the

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news-----CALIF., TENN.

2006-01-04 Thread Rick Halperin
Jan. 4 CALIFORNIAimpending execution Do not execute Clarence Ray Allen, says Secretary General of the Council of Europe The death penalty is a brutal and vindictive travesty of justice said Terry Davis, Secretary General of the Council of Europe, in a statement issued today. Following

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news----CALIF., TENN.

2005-08-16 Thread Rick Halperin
August 12 CALIFORNIA: Peterson Told Frey He Loved 'The Shining' Prosecutors played for jurors a series of telephone calls Scott Peterson made to his mistress -- including one where he tells her The Shining is the best movie ever -- in their attempt to show his nonchalance just days after

[Deathpenalty]death penalty news---CALIF., TENN., USA

2005-08-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 11 CALIFORNIA: A Risk-Filled Use of DNA At first glance, Proposition 69 seems an easy call: The measure, as its backers argue, would probably help solve more cold crimes by rapidly expanding the state's existing criminal DNA database. But the measure is so broadly written that each