WATCH: John Oliver’s Comic Take On Death Penalty, “It’s Like the McRib.”
New segment from John Oliver: “The death penalty is expensive, potentially kills innocent people, and doesn’t deter crime.” Read More
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin grants Richard Glossip a last minute 37 day stay of execution due to issues with drug. Read More
Statement by Executive Director Diann Rust-Tierney on Recent Report Detailing Process of Clayton Lockett’s Gruesome, Inhumane Execution. NCADP Renews Call to Halt All Executions. Read More
The Atlantic offers a detailed look at the horrific 2014 execution of Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma. Read More
Oklahoma Attorney General files application for three stays of execution in light of SCOTUS review. Read More
Report: Executions Down Nationwide; More Details Emerge In Clayton Lockett Execution; OH Passes Lethal Injection Secrecy Bill & More Read More
“Democracies die behind closed doors. When the government begins closing doors, it selectively controls information rightfully belonging to the people. Selective information is misinformation.”— Judge Damon J. Keith, 2002. Read More
On May 21st, Missouri is scheduled to have the first execution since Clayton Lockett’s horrifying botched execution in April. Here’s how you can take action today. Read More
New segment from John Oliver: “The death penalty is expensive, potentially kills innocent people, and doesn’t deter crime.” Read More
WATCH: New Interview with Executive Director Diann Rust-Tierney on MSNBC. Read More
“There is no argument that justice needs to be served appropriately and that society needs to be protected. But this can be achieved by means other than capital punishment.” Rev. Dr. WIlliam Tabbernee reflects on Oklahoma Read More
New Interview on Hardball with Chris Matthews: “The death penalty that we have today doesn’t work, it’s not sustainable, and it can’t continue.” Read More
New Interview on All Things Considered: “This is what happens when the government acts in secrecy, and without accountability.” Read More
Even if executions take place precisely as intended, we have to ask ourselves as a country not only whether those convicted of crimes deserve to die, but whether the state deserves the power to kill. Read More
“The death of Clayton Lockett must be investigated by a truly independent organization, not a state employee or agency.” Read More