A Guide To Grassroots Organizing In Support of Wrongful Convicti



A Guide To Grassroots Organizing For The Wrongfully Convicted. The contents of this guide have been designed to assist the user in creating a grassroots movement in support of freedom for the wrongfully convicted. This basic and affordable self help edition is a result of many requests from those seeking to organize committees/groups in support of wrongful convictions. Grassroots organizing is effective! It brings about… Continue

A Saint on Death Row: The Story of Dominique Green

By Thomas Cahill

March 20, 2009



Death penalty opponents hope book will help end executions







Religious opponents of the death penalty hope a new book about a Texas death row case by a best-selling author can help their efforts to end the practice of state-sanctioned executions.



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On February 14, Letty Marie Scott (nee Gibson) Nupanunga, of the Anmatyerre nation in Central Australia, passed away, aged 56. Letty was a lifelong campaigner for justice — especially on the issue of black deaths in custody, which touched her life indelibly.

Letty was perhaps best known because of her husband, Douglas Bruce Scott, who died under suspicious circumstances, found hanged in a prison cell in Darwin’s Berrimah jail on July 5, 1985,… Continue

Police notes cast doubt over conviction | Prof Canter: I got it wrong and an innocent man got life | The police notes | How The Times discovered the evidence | Police admission | ‘Walter Mitty’ life | The ‘crime’ scene | Pregnancy drove police

The police yesterday launched a review into the conviction of Eddie Gilfoyle for the murder of his pregnant wife following the publication by The Times of new evidence that could help to clear him after 17… Continue