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The ACLU Capital Punishment Project (CPP) works to abolish the death penalty nationally through direct representation as well as through strategic litigation, advocacy, public education, and mentoring and training programs for capital defense teams.

This article states that capital punishment isn't always fair. The sentences are predicted by race, defense lawyers, and state that the crime was committed in. Another role that comes into play is the mental illnesses that the criminal may suffer from.

This year in May the state of Maryland had capital punishment eliminated. Supporters claim that the death penalty is unjust because often times a person can be found innocent years later.

This site goes over the death penalty laws in Arizona. It shows a bit of history to the law changes for capitol punishment.

This article is about how the consequences of traditional economics models that exploited the earth and left millions un poverty.

Columbia City Council approved a plan that effectively makes homelessness illegal in parts of the city. the homeless will be forced to go to a shelter and stay there.

Columbia City Council approved a plan that effectively makes homelessness illegal in parts of the city. the homeless will be forced to go to a shelter and stay there.

Following the insurrection at the capital on Jan 6, 2021 there were several republican politicians who not only refused to condemn the acts of violence but some who supported and a few who participated. The article here speaks of the accountability that they need to be held to.