Entries tagged with “Ngozi Ndulue”
Federal Death Penalty
,Aug 18, 2026
Article of Interest: Law Review Article Examines How the Federal Death Penalty Reflects National Death Penalty Trends
In her February 2026 article published by the Georgia State University Law Review, University of the District of Columbia Law Professor Ngozi Ndulue argues that recent trends have shifted the federal death penalty“from being a laggard to being a leader in national death penalty trends.” Written before the most recent changes to federal death penalty policy by the Trump administration were implemented, her article highlights how federal death penalty cases, though…
Issues
Nov 25, 2020
New DPIC Podcast Discusses ‘Racist Roots’ and ‘Enduring Injustice’ of U.S. Death Penalty
In the November 2020 episode of Discussions with DPIC, Gretchen Engel (pictured, left), Executive Director of North Carolina’s Center for Death Penalty Litigation (CDPL), joins Ngozi Ndulue (pictured, below), Senior Director of Research and Special Projects at DPIC, for a discussion of their organizations’ recent reports on race and the death penalty. This fall, DPIC released Enduring Injustice: The Persistence of Racial Discrimination in the U.S. Death…
Research
Nov 05, 2020
Symposium: The Growing Impact of the Supreme Court Shadow Docket on Death Penalty Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court’s“shadow docket” is having a growing and disproportionate impact on the Court’s resolution of controversial social issues, with some of its most profound effects being felt in death…