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Ohioans to Stop Executions

Ohioans to Stop Executions / December 17, 2019

Death Penalty Info Center Year-End Report

Take a moment to read through Death Penalty Information Center’s year end report today! With abolition in New Hampshire and a moratorium in California, half of the U.S. has abolished the death penalty or halted executions. We’re hopeful Ohio will join these states in the years to come. Read more here.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / December 13, 2019

Ohio ‘not very close’ to resuming death penalty

COLUMBUS – Ohio’s next execution is set for February, but Gov. Mike DeWine said the state is “not very close” to resuming the death penalty. Read more here.  

Ohioans to Stop Executions / December 4, 2019

Opinion: I oversaw executions. We cannot resume the federal death penalty.

“I have seen the death penalty up close. During my years as Ohio’s Republican attorney general, I oversaw 18 executions. Before that, I helped write the state’s death penalty law as a legislator. I’ve heard all the justifications — deterrence, support for victims, cost savings. And I know now they are all wrong, and those […]

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