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Racism is less of an issue in the DP but mental illness is a growing issue among the many recent prisoners.

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Racism is less of an issue in the DP but mental illness is a growing issue among the many recent prisoners.

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There are a lot of errors made by the people who carry out the executions. 

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There are a lot of errors made by the people who carry out the executions. 

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#11 During the past 50 years, more than 1550 death sentences have been carried out across the U.S. Hundreds of people played a role in each of those executions, and again, hundreds of others are getting to work.

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The Public seems to be looking down upon the DP

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The Public seems to be looking down upon the DP

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#2 "Eric M. Freedman, a law professor at Hofstre University, said the court would pay a price for its faliure to address the imates' claims. "From a historical perspective," he said, "the most singificant damage caused by the court's recent performance in death pentalty cases may be to its own institutional standing." "

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#1 Retriving the federal death penalty after a long hiatus gave rise to substantial and novel legal questions, and first at seemed the Supreme Court would address them in a considered way. In late 2019, for instance, when Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was still alive, the court turned down a request from the Trump administration to allow four executions to proceed before an appeals court could weigh in on whether a new execution protocol was lawful.

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#3 "Until July, there had been no federal executions in 17 years. Since then, the Trump administration has executed 13 inmates, more than three times as many as the federal government had put to death in the previous six decades."

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#6 "Two death-row inmates were exonerated during the year, taking the total number of prisoners in the modern era who had been awaiting execution only to be found innocent to a staggering 186."

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#10 As a public defender who advocates for people charged with murder in Florida, Allison Miller is constantly thinking about the death penalty. It looms over her and her clients as their worst case scenario. When that scenario came true last year for a man named Markeith Loyd, Miller couldn't stop blaming herself. TO this day, she can't forget how her toddler wished her luck before she left home to speak with his jury.

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#8 "Even folks that the state has determined are condemned to die deserve some standard of decency."

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#5 "Reflecting a centuries-old distortion, more than three out of every four of the victims of this year's murders ending in new death sentences were white. No non-white victim was involved in any case leading to a white person being condemned to death."

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#7 "The debate in South Carolina adds to the near constant scrutiny over the death penalty around the country. A Tennessee report issued late last year found the state had failed to properly test lethal injection drugs before their usage."

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#13 "People think that it would be so easy to go up and execute someone who has committed such heinous acts," said Jeanne Woodford, a warden who oversaw four executions in California's San Quentin State Prison. "But the truth is, killing a human being is hard. It should be hard."

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#4 "The growing block of states where capital punishment is no longer welcome is one of the headline findings of the annual review of the Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC)"

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#9 "As Ngozi Ndulue, DPIC's deputy director, pointed out, all but one prisoner executed this year had serious impairments, including brain injury or damage, mental illness and intellectual disabilities, or had histories of gruesome childhood neglect and abuse."

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#12 "Republican leaders have said drugmakers fear public pressure from opposing activists are unwilling to sell to the state because south Carolina lack a statute concealing their identities."