Welcome to the Resource Center. Here we have put together a list of helpful documents to assist you in your education and awareness about abolishing the death penalty in the Greater Caribbean
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35 Years After McCleskey v. Kemp, Prof. Alexis Hoag Discusses the Decision’s Legacy – Discussions With DPIC
In the May 2022 episode of Discussions With DPIC, Professor Alexis Hoag (pictured) of Brooklyn Law School joined DPIC Deputy Director Ngozi Ndulue for a wide-ranging conversation marking the 35th anniversary of McCleskey v. Kemp, a 1987 U.S. Supreme Court decision that rejected a constitutional challenge to the death penalty that showed strong statistical evidence of racial disparities in capital prosecutions and death sentences. Professor Hoag, formerly an attorney at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc. (“LDF”), describes the decision as “critically important to our understanding of the death penalty and the inherent anti-Black racism that runs throughout it.”
- 35 Years After McCleskey v. Kemp, Prof. Alexis Hoag Discusses the Decision’s Legacy
- Prof. Meredith Rountree on What Influences Death Penalty Jurors' Moral Decisionmaking
- Rep. Renny Cushing on Empowering Crime Survivors and Repealing New Hampshire's Death Penalty
- Julius Jones’ Long Road On and Off Oklahoma’s Death Row, and What Comes Next in His Case
- Contra Costa County, California District Attorney Diana Becton on Fair and Just Legal Reform and Ending the Death Penalty
The Death Penalty – The Death Penalty
We talk about whether or not the death penalty is worth it or not
The Greater Caribbean For Life 