The Georgia Supreme Court has vacated a trial court injunction that had halted executions because the state had not yet complied with a COVID pandemic agreement establishing the conditions under which executions could resume. https://t.co/XDnHN3mUWQ @GFADP@uscedp#deathpenalty
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled this week in the case over executions paused during COVID-19, finding that the vaccine condition in the state's 2021 agreement has been met. The court did not rule on a separate condition concerning prison visitation.
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The Georgia Supreme Court paved the way Tuesday for the state to move forward with the executions of nine death row inmates that had been paused under a Covid-related agreement. @Megwiththenews https://t.co/9iDdGnMUtI
An agreement halting the executions of nine Georgia inmates on death row during the coronavirus pandemic doesn’t protect them anymore, the Georgia Supreme Court just ruled.
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The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that the state's pause on executions during the COVID-19 pandemic is no longer in effect.
This means Georgia can once again set execution dates for people on death row.
We are delighted to share that our coalition has now grown to 27 organizations. Last week during our spring coalition call, members unanimously voted to welcome 2 new partners into our movement.
Please join us in warmly welcoming the NC NAACP (@ncnaacp) and Deep Time to NCCADP!
Gov. DeSantis has signed a death warrant for U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Dusty Spencer who was sentenced to death for the 1992 murder of Karen Spencer. His warrant was signed the day after Memorial Day. The execution is scheduled for June 25 at 6 pm. https://t.co/metGu0l0Q9
Get mobilized with our Virtual Book Club on May 28, 2026 at 7pm ET! We will have guest author Helena Haywoode Henry with us, so come with any questions you have about the book! To register for a free Zoom link, go to https://t.co/OSCe1ku7In
After a failed attempt to carry out an execution due to issues with the IV line, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has granted a one-year reprieve for Tony Carruthers. This situation brings questions about the reliability and administration of the death penalty. https://t.co/MaSo7YlBq1
BIG NEWS: We're thrilled to welcome Vanessa Griddine-Jones as GFADP's new Executive Director! As we mark the 50th anniversary of the reinstatement of the death penalty, GFADP is ready for what's next. We hope you’ll join us in welcoming Vanessa! https://t.co/0yeFTkKV7x
According to a reporter on @3onyourside live ... TN Governor Bill Lee's office sent press release to the media granting 1 year reprieve after Tony Carruthers 'botched' execution attempt
“We must take a hard look at the death penalty. The failures of this system will not stop with Edward Busby’s execution. They will end only when we decide it’s time to do away with the death penalty once and for all.” https://t.co/8lQ0GuxQ24 #txlege
Join our partners at DPAA to discuss the current status of the death penalty in Arizona, how they respond to the upcoming execution, and what action anyone can do today, tomorrow, and during the next legislative session to oppose future executions.
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.@NBCNews investigates the hypnotized witness case of #CharlesFlores. TX banned hypnosis in criminal cases but it was used to send Charles Flores to death row despite his innocence. Watch here: https://t.co/2qu75M9DBo
“In capital cases, we rarely intervene to preserve life. I cannot understand the Court’s rush to extinguish it, much less in the circumstances of this case. With respect, I dissent.” — Justice Jackson, joined by Justice Sotomayor @uscedp@TexDefender@TCADPdotORG@UNHumanRights
WOW an Oklahoma judge grants Richard Glossip's bond request
He has been incarcerated for 29 years, faced 9 execution dates and ate 3 last meals. Last year, SCOTUS said he deserved a new hearing after prosecutorial misconduct was uncovered. https://t.co/st0zLoQLp8