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Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 16, 2015

State Considers Exempting Killers With Severe Mental Illness From Death Penalty

Convicted murderers who had a severe mental illness when they committed their crime would face a maximum punishment of life without parole instead of the death penalty under a proposed Ohio law.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 13, 2015

Ohio Insists It Can Import Execution Drug Legally, After FDA Said It Couldn’t

The FDA warned Ohio in June that importing the execution drug, sodium thiopental, would be illegal. Friday, Ohio pushed back, saying there should be a legal way to do it.

Ohioans to Stop Executions / October 2, 2015

Group to Walk from Death House to Capitol Communities Invited for Dialog with Unusual Advocates

Starting at 8:30am on Sunday October 4, death penalty abolitionists from Ohio and beyond will begin a 7 day, 83 mile walk from the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville, the prison where Ohio conducts executions, to the Statehouse in Columbus, calling for an end to capital punishment. More than a dozen participants are registered […]

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