"At Tuesday’s budget session, Councilwoman Joanna Bryn Smith questioned the value of seeking the death penalty because death sentences are so rare. She noted that Luzerne County death sentence carried out was from 1938 and the last time a jury sentenced a defendant to death was in 1993." https://t.co/sWxyBn5uIn
Tennessee spent nearly $1.2 million on lethal injection chemicals in recent years. Nearly all other details about the lethal injection drugs, like where they came from, remain hidden from the public. https://t.co/GTZN9xPahS
In last month's webinar with Corinna Barrett Lain, she discussed the risk of wrongful execution and how many innocent people have been caught up in the death penalty system. Watch the full webinar: https://t.co/qwzOyhrFta
Tune in to Newsradio KDKA this afternoon at 2:30pm ET! Executive Director Demetrius Minor will discuss how conservatives are leading the fight to end the death penalty in Pennsylvania. Listen live: https://t.co/zDvD3FJ9MG
Our statement on President Trump's reversal of the planned livestream execution of the Fort Hood shooter.
"We welcome President Trump’s decision not to livestream the planned execution of Nidal Hasan. His decision follows widespread condemnation of the public spectacle.
“But this reversal does not resolve the deeper questions around capital punishment. It wastes taxpayer dollars, fails the families of victims, and does not improve public safety.
"The controversy should prompt conservatives to look beyond the method of execution and ask a more fundamental question: Is the death penalty a power the government should have at all?”
What does our nation's history teach us about the firing squad, public executions, and our conservative values? Check out Deputy Director Nan Tolson's interview with the Outspoken Podcast to hear more: https://t.co/w5q34SNC9r
In honor of Respect Life Month, Demetrius Minor shares how his personal story informs his consistent life ethic and opposition to the death penalty. Read more on our Substack: https://t.co/6kkw7qBt0K
Other countries that use the death penalty: Iran, China, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen. Is this the company we want to keep? Hear more from our recent webinar with Corinna Barrett Lain: https://t.co/KZ7vCseIv1
The 2026 Kansas Coalition Against the Death Penalty Conference will take place virtually on Saturday, November 21st from 1 to 3:00 p.m. Panelists are Celeste Dixon, murder victim family member; Dale Baich, defense attorney; and Gary Mohr, corrections professional. Register for free: https://t.co/Hn3Nm7IA0Q
On World Day Against the Death Penalty, we’re honoring the 203 people exonerated from death row in the U.S., including 18 in Texas. Check out the installation at the corner of Cedar Springs Road and Oak Lawn Ave in Dallas today and tomorrow.
Today is World Day Against the Death Penalty, October 10. Our conservative principles compel us to ask hard questions about a system that is ineffective, costly, prone to error, and inconsistent with our values. Today, and every day, we're working toward a safer, stronger future for our country. Join us: https://t.co/tLkElnoiJL
From the former director of Tennessee Conservatives Concerned about the Death Penalty back in 2023 -- and still relevant today. https://t.co/CcCeEyl5aZ