The latest executive orders signed by President Trump mark a dramatic reversal of efforts to reform the criminal legal system. This policy brief examines these changes, highlighting their potential consequences, and proposes urgent recommendations to counteract their harmful effects.
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Race plays a decisive role in who lives and who dies in the United States. But these racial inequities are nothing new.
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Are individuals sentenced to death truly the “worst of the worst” – or simply those with the worst lawyers, the wrong geographic location, or the wrong skin color?
Read MoreWant more tips? To get more help organizing your own I Am Troy Davis book discussion, contact Equal Justice USA at info@ejusa.org or Amnesty International at dpac@aiusa.org. How to Host a Book Discussion Choose a date for the discussion. Provide at least three to four weeks advance notice for everyone to have time to read…
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This guide is an invitation to engage, providing questions to promote critical thinking about the Troy Davis case and a deeper exploration of the death penalty and criminal justice system at large.
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Two years in the making, this report is the culmination of four groundbreaking convenings that brought together criminal justice reformers and crime victim advocates to imagine a new justice system.
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