Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty

    Project Hope to Abolish the Death Penalty is an Alabama death row prisoner founded and run organization, established in 1989.
Our mission is to work together with friends and other supporters to educate the public and to bring about the abolition of the death penalty in Alabama.
  

REPORT FROM ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER JUDY COLLINS FROM THE EJI "CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM IN AMERICA" PRESENTATION

May

02

REPORT FROM ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER JUDY COLLINS FROM THE EJI “CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM IN AMERICA” PRESENTATION

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.25.18

Apr

25

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.25.18

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.18.18.

Apr

18

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.18.18

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.11.18

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11

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.11.18

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.4.18

Apr

04

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 4.4.18

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.28.18

Mar

28

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.28.18

As expected Governor Kay Ivey signed into law a bill that would allow execution by nitrogen hypoxia if lethal injection is unavailable or is declared unconstitutional or if the prisoner elects nitrogen hypoxia as the method of execution.

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.21.18

Mar

21

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.21.18

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Michael Wayne Eggers

Mar

16

Friends,

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Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.14.18

Mar

14

Weekly Report from the Board Meeting at Holman Prison 3.14.18

Michael Eggers, a man with a history of severe mental illness, is scheduled to be executed tomorrow. His former attorneys who he fired have filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court asking for a stay. We hope that you will call Governor Ivey and ask the Governor to halt all executions.

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Vol. 22 | Issue 1 | January - March 2018

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