Protecting Especially Vulnerable Defendants from the Death Penalty

Former Prison Superintendent Frank Thompson on How Executions Affect Corrections Officers

Georgetown Racial Justice Institute Director Diann Rust-Tierney on Reconceptualizing the U.S. Death Penalty as a Violation of Fundamental Human Rights

DPIC’s New Report on the Racial History of Oklahoma’s Death Penalty

Former Governor Brad Henry and Former U.S. Magistrate Judge Andy Lester, co-Chairs of the Oklahoma Death Penalty Review Commission, Call for Halt to Executions

The DPIC Death Penalty Census

35 Years After McCleskey v. Kemp, Prof. Alexis Hoag Discusses the Decision’s Legacy

Prof. Meredith Rountree on What Influences Death Penalty Jurors' Moral Decisionmaking

Rep. Renny Cushing on Empowering Crime Survivors and Repealing New Hampshire's Death Penalty

Julius Jones’ Long Road On and Off Oklahoma’s Death Row, and What Comes Next in His Case

Contra Costa County, California District Attorney Diana Becton on Fair and Just Legal Reform and Ending the Death Penalty

Republican State Representative Jean Schmidt on Her Efforts to Abolish the Death Penalty in Ohio

Daniel Chen of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty Discusses Freedom of Religion in the Execution Chamber

Professor Frank Baumgartner on Death-Penalty Data, Public Opinion, and Capital Punishment as a “Failed Experiment”

Rethinking Public Safety, A Conversation with Executive Director of Fair and Just Prosecution, Miriam Krinsky

Capital Defense Lawyer Marc Bookman Discusses His New Book and the Systemic Defects that Have Sent the Death Penalty into 'A Descending Spiral'

Rethinking Public Safety: A Conversation with Former Nevada Prison Doctor, Dr. Karen Gedney

Rethinking Public Safety: A Conversation with Former Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro

Ethical-Design Advocate Raphael Sperry on Why the American Institute of Architects Banned Members From Designing Death Chambers

Carine Williams of the Innocence Project Discusses Death Penalty, Innocence, and ‘the Function of Freedom’