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In Mississippi Case, EJI Continues to Challenge Death in Prison Sentences for Children

Despite a Jury Verdict of Life, State of Alabama Executes John Parker

NPR's Tell Me More Features EJI's Race and Jury Report

EJI Seeks Stay of Execution for John Parker

New York Times Editorial Calls for Action to End Racial Discrimination in Jury Selection

Federal Appeals Court Bars State of Alabama From Executing Kenneth Thomas Because He Is Intellectually Disabled

New York Times Covers Release of EJI Report on Racial Discrimination in Jury Selection

EJI Wins an Order for Review of Alabama Death Penalty Case

Editorial Boards Across the Country Support Court Ban on Juvenile Life Without Parole Sentences

U.S. Supreme Court Strikes Down Life Without Parole for Juveniles in Non-Homicide Cases

EJI Client Joe Sullivan's Death-in-Prison Sentence Overturned by United States Supreme Court's Ruling

Alabama Reforms Probation Law to Promote Safety and Reduce Prison Crowding

Justice Stevens Says Risk of Wrongful Convictions and Sentences Is Increased in Death-Penalty Cases

EJI Challenges Conviction and Life Sentence Imposed on 14-Year-Old Child in Mississippi

Death Row Inmate Emanuel Gissendanner Wins New Trial After Questions Raised About His Guilt

Alabama Supreme Court Sets Two Execution Dates