Independent Investigation Shows Further Support for Richard Glossip's Innocence
Richard Glossip has been on Oklahoma's death row for 25 years despite maintaining his innocence for the entirety of that time. Recently,...
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Supreme Court Ruling Makes It Harder for Innocent People To Get Their Convictions Overturned
On May 23, 2022, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 against two Arizona individuals on death row, deciding that federal courts may not hold...
Supreme Court Ruling Makes It Harder for Innocent People To Get Their Convictions Overturned
New York Times: Supreme Court Limits Inmates’ Challenges Based on Bad Legal Help By: Adam Liptak May 23, 2022 Ruling against two Arizona...
Calls for Mercy in Melissa Lucio Innocence Case Highlighted by CNN
CNN: 'That's my mother. I know she's innocent.' Calls for mercy grow a week before Melissa Lucio is set to be executed By: Dakin Andone...
Washington Post Op-Ed Calls on Biden to End Federal Death Penalty
The Washington Post: President Biden, it's time to end the death penalty By: Editorial Board January 28, 2022 As President Donald Trump’s...
Pervis Payne Taken Off Death Row in Tennessee
On Thursday, November 18, Shelby County District Attorney conceded that Pervis Payne is a person with an intellectual disability and he...
Pervis Payne Taken Off Death Row in Tennessee
Fox 13 Memphis: Pervis Payne’s death penalty sentence removed, DA says November 18, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Pervis Payne is no longer on...
OK Pardon & Parole Board Again Recommends Commutation for Julius Jones
As of Julius Jones' clemency hearing on November 1, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board has now voted twice– 3-1 – to recommend Julius...
Support for Julius Jones Continues at Wednesday Evening Faith Event
Photo taken by Tyler Stark Exonerees Herman Lindsey, Gary Drinkard, Juan Melendez, and Nancy Vollertsen, sister of late exonerate Greg...
Richard Glossip Innocence Case Highlighted in Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone: Richard Glossip v. the Death Machine By Brenna Ehrlich August 20, 2021 When you’re executed in Oklahoma, the process...
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