"Judge: Synagogue massacre suspect can face death penalty:" By Associated Press, May 3, 2023, Pennsylvania Read more at APNews.com. "Officials move inmate stuck on US death row for years:" By Michael Tarm, May 2, 2023, (Associated Press) Read more at APNews.com. "DeSantis signs death penalty, crime bills as 2024 run looms:" By Anthony Izaguirre,
"Oklahoma board denies clemency for death row inmate Glossip:" By Sam Murphey, April 26, 2023, (Associated Press) Read more at APNews.com. "Florida eases path for death penalty after Parkland verdict:" By Anthony Izaguirre, April 20, 2023, (Associated Press) Read more at APNews.com. "Justices Deny Death Row Inmate’s Bid to Review Counsel Claims:" By Lydia Wheeler, April
"Texas House Initially Approves Bill Limiting Death Penalty in ‘Law of Parties’ Cases:" By Hayden Sparks, April 20, 2023, (The Texan) Read More at TheTexan.news. "Parkland judge removed from death penalty case after hugging school shooter's prosecution:" By Misty Severi, April 20, 2023, Florida, (Washington Examiner) Read more at WashingtonExaminer.com. "U.S. Supreme Court lets
This week’s news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. 4 are killed in a Maine home and 3 others are wounded in a linked highway shooting April 19, 2023 Four people were killed inside a home and three others shot and injured on a
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"Jurors never heard of accomplice letter in death row case:" By Kim Chandler, April 11, 2023, Alabama, (Associated Press) Read more at APNews.com "Oklahoma AG Says Conviction of Death Row Prisoner Richard Glossip Should Be Vacated:" By Democracy Now, April 7, 2023 Read more at DemocracyNow.org "Allegheny County judge disallows death-penalty jury in homicide
This week’s news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. Gunman Kills 5 Co-Workers at Louisville Bank on Livestream, Police Say New York Times 4/10/2023 Five people were killed and eight more wounded after a 25-year-old man opened gunfire on his colleagues at the Old National
"Jackson dissents in denial of Louisiana man’s death-row evidence plea:" By Amy Howe, April 3, 2023, (SCOTUS Blog) Read more at SCOTUSBlog.com. "AG Yost urges Ohio elected officials to address flaws in state’s capital-punishment system:" News Releases, March 31, 2023, (Ohio Attorney General Government Website) Read more at OhioAttorneyGeneral.gov. "Texas House passes bill barring the
The Association of Prosecuting Attorneys grieves with the families and community reeling from the horrifying and tragic violence of March 27th. Gun violence is a public health crisis. The connection between mass violence and prior warning signs, such as incidents of domestic violence or animal abuse, must be acknowledged, and taken seriously, by prosecutors,
This week’s news roundup on cases of mass violence relevant to prosecutors and prosecution teams is featured below. What we know about the Covenant school shooting in Nashville Associated Press 03/28/2023 A shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee on March 27 tragically resulted in the deaths of three children and three adults.
