Death Penalty

Emmanuel Littlejohn, Oklamoma execution, theGrio.com

Oklahoma executes a man for a 1992 killing despite board recommending his life be spared

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Marcellus Williams executed, theGrio.com

Missouri executes a man for the 1998 killing of a woman despite her family’s calls to spare his life

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Willie James Pye, theGrio.com

Georgia slated to execute Willie James Pye, whose lawyers say is intellectually disabled

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Zimbabwe's President Emmerson Mnangagwa

Zimbabwe’s government backs a move to abolish the death penalty having last hanged someone in 2005

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Kenneth Eugene Smith shook violently on gurney during first-ever nitrogen gas execution

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Update expected in case of Buffalo supermarket gunman as families await decision on death penalty

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Judge overturns Mississippi death penalty case, says racial bias in picking jury wasn’t fully argued

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Biden’s Justice Dept. keeps hard line in death row cases

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Idaho governor signs firing squad execution bill into law

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Why executions by firing squad may be coming back in the US

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Idaho Firing Squad, theGrio.com

Idaho poised to allow firing-squad executions when lethal injection drugs unavailable

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Prisoners organ donation -- Michael Lewis Georgia

Oklahoma appeals court agrees to slow pace of executions

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Alabama ends automatic review to detect trial errors in death penalty cases

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Citing new alibi, lawyer seeks new trial for man slated for February execution

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Court weighs legality of using firing squad for executions in South Carolina

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Court goes against Texas inmates questioning execution drugs

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Transgender woman’s scheduled execution would be US first

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Report shines new light on execution secrecy in Tennessee

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Watch: Buffalo shooter willing to plead guilty to federal charges if death penalty is taken off table

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Executions continued decline but many ‘botched’ in 2022, report says

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