Remembering Troy Davis
Scott Langley's Photo Project of Troy Davis: Please click HERE to view Scott's photo essay of the last days leading up to Troy Davis' execution.
NH Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
The New Hampshire Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty is made up of a numerous organizations and individuals who are committed to ending the death penalty in the state of New Hampshire.
Through outreach, education and advocacy, we can make a difference! We regularly bring experts on various death penalty issues to NH to share their experience with the public and the legislature. We meet with legislators, attend hearings, and support the work of ending the death penalty.
Our volunteer base is growing as concerned citizens are making their voices known. You too can make a difference.
UPDATE:
The House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will hear HB 1706 on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 in the Legislative Office Building (LOB) at 10 AM. HB 1706 will expand New Hampshire's current death penalty law into several new categories, including murders committed in a robbery . Please visit the News page for further details.
January 4, 2012- HB 162-Extreme Death Penalty Bill to make all "purposeful" murders death penalty eligible was to be voted on by the New Hampshire House of Representatives. There was a motion to table the bill. They took a vote to table HB 162 and it passed. The Coalition will closely monitor the status of this bill until it is brought back to the floor for a vote.
Photos taken of Richard Miles at UNH and at the Music Hall:
Richard Miles at the University of New Hampshire
Panel Discussion followed screening of the film "Conviction." From left: Chris Curtis, Former Attorney General Phil McLaughlin, Betty Ann Waters, and Richard Miles
Through outreach, education and advocacy, we can make a difference! We regularly bring experts on various death penalty issues to NH to share their experience with the public and the legislature. We meet with legislators, attend hearings, and support the work of ending the death penalty.
Our volunteer base is growing as concerned citizens are making their voices known. You too can make a difference.
UPDATE:
The House Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee will hear HB 1706 on Tuesday, January 31, 2012 in the Legislative Office Building (LOB) at 10 AM. HB 1706 will expand New Hampshire's current death penalty law into several new categories, including murders committed in a robbery . Please visit the News page for further details.
January 4, 2012- HB 162-Extreme Death Penalty Bill to make all "purposeful" murders death penalty eligible was to be voted on by the New Hampshire House of Representatives. There was a motion to table the bill. They took a vote to table HB 162 and it passed. The Coalition will closely monitor the status of this bill until it is brought back to the floor for a vote.
Photos taken of Richard Miles at UNH and at the Music Hall:
Richard Miles at the University of New Hampshire
Panel Discussion followed screening of the film "Conviction." From left: Chris Curtis, Former Attorney General Phil McLaughlin, Betty Ann Waters, and Richard Miles
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