North Carolina Coalition for a Moratorium

Thursday, September 02, 2010 - 5:14 PM

It has been more than two years since anyone was executed in North Carolina. In the last few weeks, several legislative actions and court decisions have made it seem likely that executions will resume in the near future. What is really going on? [read more...]

08/03/2010

Five death row inmates seek new sentences, claim racial bias

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08/03/2010

First five appeals filed under Racial Justice Act; cases from Forsyth, Davie counties are included

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08/03/2010

NC Racial Justice Act: First Five Death Row Defendants File Motions Citing Strong Evidence of Racial Bias

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07/28/2010

‘Race matters’ in N.C. death penalty

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07/26/2010

A moral debt to innocent, former death row inmates

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Why North Carolina Needs a Moratorium on Executions

Reforms to Consider During a Temporary Delay of Executions

Public Support for a Moratorium in North Carolina

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