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United States Considered Most Punitive Country in the World

Alabama Supreme Court Sets Two Execution Dates

EJI Attorneys Argue Death Penalty Case At the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals

James Fisher Wins Release to EJI's Re-Entry Program After 27 Years on Death Row

EJI Director Awarded Prestigious NAACP Ming Award for Advocacy

Alabama Supreme Court Grants Review in Three Death Penalty Cases Handled by EJI

In Death Penalty Case, U.S. Supreme Court Reaffirms Importance of Right to Effective Counsel

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Alabama Death Row Inmate's Challenge to His Sentence Must Be Heard

Eleventh Circuit Rule Barring Federal Review of Death Penalty Case Filed After Deadline Reversed by U.S. Supreme Court

EJI's Race and Jury Study Profiled on NPR's All Things Considered

EJI's Re-Entry Program Celebrates Its Most Recent Graduate

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