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Texas Moratorium Network
"Working to stop executions in Texas since 2000."
Author: Texas Moratorium Network (TMN) is a grassroots, nonprofit organization with the primary goal of mobilizing statewide support for a moratorium on executions in Texas. It has about 10,000 members, about 85 percent of whom are in Texas with the rest in other U.S. states and in other countries.
Blawg Related Categories: Criminal Justice • Death Penalty • States • Texas
Recent Posts from Texas Moratorium Network
- Governor Perry Continues to Play Politics with Death Penalty Issue By Refusing to Accept Recommendation of BPP for Clemency for Robert Thompson
- Breaking News: Board of Pardons and Paroles Recommends that Governor Perry Commutes Death Sentence of Robert Thompson
- Attorneys File motion Asking Court of Criminal Appeals Judge Sharon Keller be recused from any participation in Stay Request of Danielle Simpson
- Protest today's scheduled execution in Texas of Danielle Simpson
- Today's scheduled execution of Gerald Eldridge has been stayed
- Three Executions in Three Days in Texas, Starting Today
- Texas Today Executed 21st Person in 2009, 205th Under Governor Rick Perry and 444th Since 1982
- 21st Execution of 2009 Today in Texas
- John Bradley's Use of Misinformation to Push His Political Agenda
- CNN: Texas resists family's effort to clear executed man's name
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