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🗞️👏"Gov. DeWine was right to encourage the legislature to abolish Ohio's death penalty statute, and he can do more right now by using his executive clemency power to commute all Ohio death sentences too life without the possibility of parole."
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Yesterday, Tennessee spent 90 minutes trying to find a vein to execute Tony Carruthers. His attorney watched him wince and groan in pain before the lethal injection was finally called off. Governor Bill Lee has granted Tony a one-year reprieve. https://t.co/bzP2zbfdUG
Yesterday, Death Penalty Action and our partners at LiveFree Indiana, the Indiana Abolition Coalition, @WorthRises, and several faith leaders hand delivered your petition signatures to executives at Elevatus— the architecture firm hired to help IDOC rebuild their execution unit to accommodate firing squad executions.
For a corporation whose outward presentation gives the impression of a company who is deeply passionate about serving others, their actions clearly reveal another side to them.
No company should profit from the deaths of others.
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SCOTUSblog published a new piece exploring the legal and constitutional debate over nitrogen hypoxia as an execution method and its broader implications for Supreme Court death penalty rulings. Read more below. https://t.co/HuGerm1rrm
Important development in the fight against wrongful convictions.
Thank you, @SenRodneyPol, @RepMitchGore, @Sen_GregTaylor, Rep. Matt Pierce, and Sen. Mike Bohacek for your engagement.
Special thanks to Sen. Pol as lead author.
@innocence@NDLawEJC
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"Idaho became the first state to authorize the firing squad as its primary method and is nearing completion on a new $1 million execution facility." Legislation passed March 2025 - goes into effect July 2026. @DPInfoCtr
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Notre Dame Law School hosted its second annual Death Penalty Abolition Week from Monday, March 23 to Friday, March 27, 2026. Organized by @NDLawEJC, with @NDHumRts and the Institute for Social Concerns serving as co-sponsors, the week was made possible through a generous donation from Syl Schieber ’72 M.A., ’74 Ph.D., and Vicki Schieber.
Through a series of powerful conversations and firsthand accounts, Death Penalty Abolition Week sought to raise awareness of the tragic miscarriages of justice caused by wrongful convictions, affirm the sanctity of human life, and advocate for the abolition of the death penalty in the United States.
Featured speakers included the Honorable Bob Morris, Indiana Representative; Erin Barnhart ‘05 J.D., a federal public defender, with Elwood Jones, an Ohio death row exoneree; Anthony Ray Hinton, a death row exoneree and author of "The Sun Does Shine"; and Sarah Craft, interim director of the Indiana Abolition Coalition, with Donna Schneweis, director of the Kansas Coalition Against the Death Penalty.
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Petition urging Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and Governor Abbott to stop the execution of James Broadnax, who didn't kill anyone: If you believe this execution should not move forward, add your name: https://t.co/nTIXefMcmI
Podcast examining the #deathpenalty abolition movement in Indiana as well as developments in AZ and UT. Evansville's Kim Dillman is interviewed about her advocacy against the death penalty after witnessing her mother's murder at age 9. https://t.co/laEvgOSmfN
As @GovMikeDeWine prepares to address the future of Ohio's death penalty, this moment invites a broader conversation, not only about whether executions should proceed, but about his power to grant clemency when the judicial process has reached its limits.
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