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Abolish the Death Penalty Blog

Abolish the Death Penalty is a blog dedicated to...well, you know. The purpose of Abolish is to tell the personal stories of crime victims and their loved ones, people on death row and their loved ones and those activists who are working toward abolition. You may, from time to time, see news articles or press releases here, but that is not the primary mission of Abolish the Death Penalty. Our mission is to put a human face on the debate over capital punishment.

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McCleskey V. Kemp 25th Anniversary April 24, 2012

McCleskey V. Kemp: 25 Years Later...

"We mark the anniversary of McCleskey v. Kemp to remind ourselves that addressing racial bias in the administration of capital punishment is still unfinished business." Click here to read Diann Rust-Tierney's reflection on the case, wrapping up a series of blog posts on the anniversary on the ACLU's Blog of Rights.

Friday's Historic Decision: Judge Upholds North Carolina's Racial Justice Act!

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Aug 30, 12 · Texecution of Mentally Ill Man

Aug 30, 12 · Hugo Adam Bedau - In Memoriam

Jun 6, 12 · NCADP at Kansas Church

May 1, 12 · Reflections on NC Racial Justice Act

Apr 25, 12 · Statement on Death Penalty Repeal in Connecticut

Apr 24, 12 · McCleskey V. Kemp 25th Anniversary

Apr 11, 12 · Statement on Repeal Vote in Connecticut

Apr 9, 12 · Easter & Passover Greetings from Juan Melendez and NCADP

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