Publications & Testimony
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Dec 31, 2002
U.S. Supreme Court: Abdur’Rahman v. Bell
On December 10, 2002, the U.S. Supreme Court dismissed without deciding the case of Abu-Ali Abdur’Rahman, who is on death row in Tennessee. The Court heard arguments in the case on November 6, 2002, but declined to issue a ruling. Justice Stevens dissented from the order,…
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Innocence News and Developments: 2002
Illinois Governor Pardons Four Death Row…
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Federal Death Penalty News and Developments: 2000 – 2002
Another Judge Rules Federal Death Penalty Unconstitutional “MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — A federal judge declared the federal death penalty unconstitutional Tuesday in the second such ruling in less than three…
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Dignity Denied: The Experience of Murder Victims’ Family Members Who Oppose the Death Penalty
“Dignity Denied: The Experience of Murder Victims’ Family Members Who Oppose the Death Penalty” (2002). This report released by Murder Victims’ Families for Reconciliation provides an account of the experiences of murder victims’ family members who oppose capital punishment and steps that can be taken to protect these individuals from discrimination based on this opposition. “Dignity Denied” challenges lawmakers, the…
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Chapter 4: Evidence points to innocence
“People lie, but insects don’t…
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Chapter 4: Evidence points to innocence
“People lie, but insects don’t…
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U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit: United States v. Quinones
UPDATE: Quinones and his co-defendant were sentenced to life imprisonment. (New York Times, Jan. 2,…
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Chapter 3: Gell defense left in dark
“Last Known to be Alive“Joseph Neff, Staff…
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Chapter 2: A witness, a tangled web
‘The truth as they knew it’ Joseph Neff, Staff…
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Chapter 1: Who killed Allen Ray Jenkins?
State again tries Alan Gell for 1995 slaying. Gell’s lawyers will use evidence withheld by prosecutors in his first…
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