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Study Finds Judges' Decisions in Death-Penalty Cases Affected by Elections

Court Sets Execution Date for Tommy Arthur

Human Rights Investigator Visits Alabama

Supreme Court Rules Death Penalty for Child Rape is Unconstitutional

United Nations Experts Examine Racism in the United States

State Seeks to Resume Executions

Study Reveals Geographic Disparities in Death Sentencing Among Alabama Counties

EJI Director Testifies at United States Senate Hearing

With Help From EJI, Oklahoma Death Row Prisoner James Fisher Wins New Trial

Federal Court Reverses Conviction and Death-In-Prison Sentence Imposed on 14-Year-Old Missouri Child

Executive Director Discusses Need to End Sentencing of Young Children to Die in Prison

EJI Appeals Conviction of Mother Sentenced to Life Without Parole After She Delivered Stillborn Baby

EJI Challenges Eleventh Circuit Denial of Meritorious Claim Because Unrepresented Inmate Did Not Use Correct Language in Brief

Eleventh Circuit Decision in Lawhorn Case Affirms Need for Effective Counsel at Penalty Phase

More than 80 People Sentenced to Death in Alabama as a Result of ‘Judge Override’

Alabama Has Highest Rate of Death Sentencing in the Country