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EJI Challenges Racial Bias in Jury Selection in Alabama Death Penalty Case

Costs of Federal Death Penalty Scrutinized

EJI Releases Preview of Film "Cruel and Unusual: Sentencing 13- and 14-Year-Old Children to Die in Prison"

EJI Challenges State's Use of Community Notification Act to Prevent Disabled Man's Family From Caring for Him

Alabama Death Row Inmate Herbert Williams Wins Relief From Eleventh Circuit

Statement of Raphael B. Johnson in Support of The Juvenile Justice Accountability and Improvement Act of 2007, H.R. 4300

EJI Director to Testify Before Congress on Sentencing Young Children to Die in Prison

EJI Wins Right to Raise Juror Misconduct Claims in Postconviction

Critically-Acclaimed Film Documents Alabama Prisoners' Transformation Through Meditation

EJI Challenges Elimination of Right to Counsel for Death Row Prisoners on Appeal

New Book on Teens Sentenced Harshly Wins Praise

Lowndes County Family Gets A New Home

EJI Challenges Death Sentence of Intellectually Disabled Man

EJI Challenges Death Sentence Infected by Racial Bias and Imposed Despite the Jury's Life Sentence

State Loses Evidence for DNA Testing

Alabama Supreme Court Stays Tommy Arthur's Execution