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Ohioans to Stop Executions / November 29, 2018

Ohio’s former governors Celeste, Taft, Strickland found executions the most difficult part of job.

Ohio’s three living former governors have no trouble agreeing on the toughest burden they faced in office: deciding whether someone should live or die. And after a collective 20 years as Ohio’s governor, Richard F. Celeste, Bob Taft and Ted Strickland all wish they had spared more people from execution. Read more here.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 15, 2018

Kevin Werner: Ohio’s Broken Death Penalty

On Thursday, the Washington Supreme Court struck down that state’s death penalty due to racial bias and arbitrary application. Washington became the 20th state to abandon the death penalty. Ohio lawmakers would be wise to follow suit. Read the full article here.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 12, 2018

Washington State Abolishes Death Penalty

Washington has become the 20th US state to ban the death penalty, after its Supreme Court ruled the punishment was applied in an “arbitrary and racially biased manner.” Read the full story here.

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