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Letters from Mark White and Mark Earley to the Florida legislature in support of jury unanimity bill
Letter to Florida Legislature from Former Judges and Prosecutors Regarding Jury Unanimity in Capital Sentencing
A letter from former judges and prosecutors to the Florida state legislature urging the adoption of Senate Bill 334/House Bill 467, which would require a jury to agree unanimously to recommend the death penalty.
Letter to Governor John Kitzhaber regarding the moratorium on executions in Oregon
Commending Governor Kitzhaber's decision to implement a moratorium on executions in the State of Oregon because of the inaccuracies and arbitratiness in the administration of capital punishment.
Letter to Governor Perry and Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles regarding granting a reprieve in the case of Humberto Leal Garcia
Urging the Governor and Texas Board to grant Humberto Leal Garcia clemency to permit Congress time to enact legislation that would give domestic legal effect to U.S. obligations under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations to provide for judicial review of certain claims regarding the denial of consular access as required by the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
Letter to the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Regarding the Consular Notification Compliance Act (S.1194)
Supporting legislation that provides foreign nationals currently on death row the opportunity to seek judicial review of violations of their right to consular notification and access under the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations that occurred while in law enforcement custody, and provide for review and appropriate remedies in future cases in which the right to consular access occurred if the foreign national is facing capital charges in a U.S. court.
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