[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----PENN., VA., OKLA.

2015-09-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 16 PENNSYLVANIA: DA to seek death penalty against ex-officer charged in death Prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty in the case of a former suburban Philadelphia police officer accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and wounding her daughter. 32-year-old Stephen Rozniakowski

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2015-09-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 16 IRANexecution Prisoner hanged in western Iran Iran's fundamentalist regime on Wednesday hanged a prisoner in the Kurdish city of Sanandaj, western Iran. The prisoner, identified as Raouf Hosseini, was hanged at dawn in Sanadaj's central prison. He had been on death row

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2015-09-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 16 JAPAN: Public support for death penalty not overwhelming, researchers say Japanese may not be as enthusiastic about death row inmates being sent to the gallows as previously believed. A recent study by researchers shows public support for the death penalty in Japan is n

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----NEB., WYO., CALIF., USA

2015-09-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 16 NEBRASKA: Judge considers whether Lotter keeps attorneys during death penalty legal limbo A federal judge hasn't ruled yet on whether a man on Nebraska's death row can keep his court-appointed counsel. But the question isn't whether John Lotter remains under a sentence of de

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----OKLA.

2015-09-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 16 OKLAHOMAimpending execution Countdown to an Execution in Oklahoma At 3 p.m. on Wednesday, the State of Oklahoma plans to execute Richard Glossip in the face of mounting evidence that he is innocent, as he has argued all along. Mr. Glossip was convicted of masterminding t

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----TEXAS, PENN., VA., S.C., FLA., LA., ILL.

2015-09-16 Thread Rick Halperin
Sept. 16 TEXAS: An Unfinished Prison Story In 1967, Danny Lyon, a young photographer from New York who had spent the beginning of his career documenting the civil-rights movement, was granted permission by the Texas Department of Corrections to photograph freely inside the state's pen