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JOE'S BLOG ROLL: Death Row Blog Roll
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These are the blogs that we enjoy! Death Row Blog Roll. Official blog of the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty. This is where you'll find personal stories of crime vicitims and their loved ones, those on death row and their loved ones and activists working to abolish the death penalty. Average Joe, an inmate on Florida's death row since 1977, describes his life. Got Questions about life on the Row? The official blog of Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty. org. Inspired by the late, gr...
thereasonabledoubter.blogspot.com
The Reasonable Doubter: Materials from September 12, 2014 CLE: Confidential Informants and Preliminary hearings
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For recent journal publications and "About The Reasonable Doubter" scroll down past the postings. Welcome to . . . The Enlightened Justice Blog. Thursday, September 11, 2014. Materials from September 12, 2014 CLE: Confidential Informants and Preliminary hearings. Public Policy Analysis of Incentivized Witnesses. Posted by The Reasonable Doubter. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The state of the law as a state of mind. RECENT PUBLICATIONS BY THE REASONABLE DOUBTER. The Embarrassment of Innocence. Click...
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"Death Row Diary": November 2006
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I've been through the dark side of hell and back again; journeyed through life with nary a friend. I've laughed and I've cried; I've lived and I've died, and yet each day I'm condemned to do it again and again.". A collection of my essays, articles, and thoughts. November 30, 2006. Visit to Death Row. There was not much traffic on the road and while we were driving around, watching the landscape passing by, still musing about the similarities between this area and the part of Holland where I grew up, sud...
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The Reasonable Doubter: The Reasonable Doubter on Pennsylvania's Education Funding Cuts
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For recent journal publications and "About The Reasonable Doubter" scroll down past the postings. Welcome to . . . The Enlightened Justice Blog. Wednesday, April 20, 2011. The Reasonable Doubter on Pennsylvania's Education Funding Cuts. Those families need, as mine needed, the help of scholarships and college loans to get the job done. Well-funded public schools and universities are indispensable parts of this equation. And yet the state’s proposed 2011 budget would cut $550 million from ba...It is impos...
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The Reasonable Doubter: The Reasonable Doubter comments on the controversy about Wrongful Convictions
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For recent journal publications and "About The Reasonable Doubter" scroll down past the postings. Welcome to . . . The Enlightened Justice Blog. Monday, February 13, 2012. The Reasonable Doubter comments on the controversy about Wrongful Convictions. Your humble Doubter commented for the Harrisburg Patriot about law enforcement objections to the work of the State Senate Advisory Committee to Study the Causes of Wrongful Convictions. Click here to read the article. Posted by The Reasonable Doubter. I nnoc...
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The Reasonable Doubter
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For recent journal publications and "About The Reasonable Doubter" scroll down past the postings. Welcome to . . . The Enlightened Justice Blog. Monday, October 6, 2014. On October 6, 2014, I had the pleasure of addressing Professor Scott Foulkrod's Evidence class at Harrisburg University. The PowerPoint of my lecture is available here. Other materials relating to the New Jersey Supreme Court decision in State v. Henderson. And the Pennsylvania Advisory Committee Report on Wrongful Convictions. Spero T&#...
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Walk to Stop Executions: Report from Ventura
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Walk to Stop Executions. Monday, October 15, 2007. The local Ventura County Star. And AM Radio 570 covered the rally. The next day while I was walking through Carpinteria, a cameraman appeared out of nowhere and asked if he could take my picture. He works for the local newspaper, The Coastal View News. He took several pictures but did not ask any questions. He apparently knew all about our walk and said the pictures would be in the next edition of the paper. The word must be getting out. Not One More (VA).
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Walk to Stop Executions: Walk Reaches San Quentin: KTVU News Coverage
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Walk to Stop Executions. Tuesday, November 20, 2007. Walk Reaches San Quentin: KTVU News Coverage. Here is a good video from KTVU Channel 2 News on the Walk to Stop Executions. Its about 3.5 minutes. SAN QUENTIN: David Stevenson Reports On Efforts To Halt Death Penalty - Video - KTVU San Francisco." The link: www.ktvu.com/video/14633963/index.html? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Contact: Melissa Daar at 510-550-1870; 415-312-0222. To locate the walkers:. Pledge 3, 10 or 25 cents per mile!
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Walk to Stop Executions: Report from Los Angeles
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Walk to Stop Executions. Tuesday, October 9, 2007. Report from Los Angeles. Several media outlets recorded the event. The most important was the all-news radio station KFWB. Mike Farrell and Rabbi Jerry Goldstein’s comments were broadcast several times during the day. Also, Rabbi Goldstein had a letter to the LA Times. Published the next day. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Contact: Melissa Daar at 510-550-1870; 415-312-0222. To locate the walkers:. Pledge 3, 10 or 25 cents per mile! Not One More (VA).
