Supreme Court ruling could send innocent Arizona convict to his death, critics contend
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Supreme Court ruling could send innocent Arizona convict to his death, critics contend
We might see another innocent person executed. We like to think that there aren’t any innocent people on death row. But there are.
A Call For ‘Radical Transparency’ To Prevent Police Corruption
Story by Sydney Plaskett; Reforms aimed at combatting corruption in U.S. policing should be focused on achieving “radical transparency,” says Michael Bromwich, former U.S. Department of Justice Inspector General who led an investigation of a Baltimore police scandal.
Gaydos and Chad talk with someone who opposes the death penalty. Is it too expensive?
A4J Deputy Director Valena Beety spoke with the Gaydos and Chad show on KTAR about the death penalty and why it doesn’t make sense.
Clarence Dixon’s execution reignites death penalty debate
“I don’t think people realize how many individuals are in prison who didn’t actually commit the crime that they’re in prison for. That also means the true perpetrator is on the streets.” A4J Dep. Director Valena Beety spoke with ABC 15 Arizona about the upcoming AZ execution.
Governor Ducey discusses ethical dilemmas of abortion laws, executions
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Legal team seeks clemency for blind, mentally ill Arizona man scheduled for execution
Valena Beety, Professor of Law and Deputy Director of the Academy for Justice at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, says the purpose of the clemency hearing is not to relitigate Dixon’s crimes, but to review his behavior after his sentence was imposed.
Was Melissa Lucio interrogated and coerced into confessing to something she didn’t do?
Today we talk about the reliability of memory and the psychology of false confessions. Plus, the impact on women, in particular, within the criminal justice system. Interview with Deputy Director
Biden Grants Relief to People With Federal Marijuana and Drug Convictions After More Than A year in Office
After more than a year in office, President Joe Biden granted clemency to dozens of people with non-violent federal drug convictions on their records.