He served on the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board, and now he’s rallying conservatives to oppose the death penalty Unknown 1:19 PM Death Penalty News Share Tweet Share Pin Share Related Posts :Philippines: A moral, ethical issue for our people In the ongoing discussion on the death penalty, which President Duterte wants to return so as to strengthen the rule of law, it is useful t… Read More...The Growing Gap Between the U.S. and the International Anti-Death-Penalty Consensus Disused gallows in Smyrna prison, Delaware, 1991 In employing the death penalty, the U.S. insists it abides by international law. B… Read More...Saudi executes 153 in 2016: Amnesty International Public execution of a Burmese woman in Saudi Arabia in 2016 Saudi Arabia executed more than 150 prisoners in 2016 for breaking kin… Read More...Georgia led nation in number of executions in 2016 Georgia's death chamber Georgia led the nation in the number of executions carried out in 2016 by putting 9 men to death. But as t… Read More...No refills: Last remaining Arkansas death penalty drugs expire soon After waiting 11 years to die, 35 death row inmates in Arkansas are likely to be around for even longer. The state's lethal injection suppl… Read More...
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