[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2015-10-30 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 30 SINGAPORE: Killer's final appeal turned down Convicted killer Kho Jabing has failed in his final bid to be spared the gallows, after his appeal for clemency was turned down by President Tony Tan Keng Yam on the Cabinet's advice. Kho, 31, was informed of the rejection last

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----ARK., OKLA., ARIZ., USA

2015-10-30 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 30 ARKANSAS: Broken System: Inside Arkansas's Death Row Right now, 34 people on Arkansas's death row are waiting to die. Meanwhile, their victims' families are waiting for justice. Earlier this year, Governor Asa Hutchinson scheduled the executions of 8 men after 10 years with

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----N.J., PENN., DEL., VA., GA.

2015-10-30 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 30 NEW JERSEY: Jackson Council Urges State To Pass Death Penalty Bill Council President Barry Calogero strongly voiced his support for bills making their way through Trenton that would establish the death penalty for those convicted of certain crimes. He urged his fellow council

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----MISSOURI

2015-10-30 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 30 MISSOURIimpending execution Missourians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty Vigil information for Tuesday, November 3, unless otherwise noted. Bonne Terre:  A candlelight vigil will be held outside the prison where the execution takes place, 2727 Highway K. For more

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

2015-10-30 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 30 CALIFORNIA: DAs, police, family of slain push for death penalty reform California prosecutors, police officers and family members of murder victims have launched a campaign to speed up executions for murderers sentenced to death. Members of the group said Friday that the

[Deathpenalty] death penalty news----worldwide

2015-10-30 Thread Rick Halperin
Oct. 30 ENGLAND: Recording of electric chair death features in Lincoln art exhibition A recording of officials carrying out a man's death by electric chair is being used to challenge feelings about the death penalty. The Collection and Usher Gallery are showing Freedom Lies, which