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Join EJUSA in Philadelphia in May!

EJUSA is pleased to support Mothers in Charge in hosting a national conference on violence prevention!

The Cost of Violence: National Conference on
Violence Prevention and Behavioral Health

Live in Central Pennsylvania? We've got an event for you.

Join the Legislation Initiative Against the Death Penalty (LIADP) for their annual dinner on November 8th at 6pm at the Super Buffet in Carlisle.

Today Could Have Been His Last

(UPDATE): The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the stay of execution for Terrance Williams. The Court called for further briefing regarding the grant of a new sentencing hearing.

PA Coalition Against Rape Joins Calls to Stop Execution of Terrence Williams

Today the PA Coalition Against Rape joined numerous groups against sexual violence, hundreds of child advocates, faith leaders, and former jurors in calling on Pennsylvania's governor to stop the exec

RECOMMENDED LINK: Calls in Pennsylvania to put the death penalty to death

A recent study shows a continuing decline in the willingness of Pennsylvania’s juries to pass down death sentences. They have been given in just 3 percent of first-degree murder cases since 2007.

Will PA repeat history?

Cameron Todd Willingham was executed in 2004 for setting the house fire that killed his three daughters, but a spate of forensic fire experts have said (both before and after the execution) there is n

Will Pennsylvania Repeat History?

Last EJEdition we told you about the Texas Forensic Science Commission's admission that Cameron Todd Willingham's conviction - and eventual execution - was based on flawed arson science.

Recommended link: Group, Pastors Talk About Death Penalty

Our national partners at People of Faith to Abolish the Death Penalty and Witness to Innocence met with pastors in Pennsylvania this week.

Recommended link: Former Inmates Shed Light on Death Penalty

Our national partners at Witness to Innocence organized a rally for death row exonerees in Philadelphia this weekend.

On death penalty, more people are saying 'no way' in PA

Ashlee Shelton, Executive Director of PADP

March 16th was a day to remember. "People were coming out of the woodwork," said Ashlee Shelton, Executive Director of Pennsylvanians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty (PADP).

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