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No New Death Penalty Sentencing in NC for 2012

It is official – no one will be sentenced to death in North Carolina in 2012! You can read about it in this News & Observer article – No one sentenced to death in North Carolina this yearThe post...

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Prop 34 Defeated in CA

The narrow defeat of Proposition 34 in California on November 6th shows considerable decline of support for the death penalty. Read the Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC) press statement here.The...

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DPIC Year End Report highlights a public turning away from capital punishment.

The Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC) recently released its 2012 year-end report highlighting a record decrease in new death sentences as well as other signs that the public continues to turn...

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A New Year, A New Hope: Maryland governor files legislation for death penalty...

“Will we be a society that’s guided by the fundamental civil and human rights that we understand are bestowed on humankind by God? A society guided by the dignity of every individual. A society that is...

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MVFR’s press statement opposing Florida execution

The following statement was read at a press conference opposing the execution of Paul Howell who was sentenced to death in 1992 for the killing of Florida State Trooper Jimmy Fulford.  MVFR advocates...

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MVFR Response to New Death Penalty Bill in North Carolina.

Yesterday, the North Carolina Senate filed SB 306, a bill to repeal what’s left of the Racial Justice Act and restart executions in the state.  Below is the statement MVFR released to the press in...

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Join us for “The Cost of Violence: A Community Response” with Dorothy...

     The Cost of Violence: A Community Response Raleigh – March 26th Durham – March 27th Dorothy Johnson-Speight, Founding Director of Philadelphia-based Mothers in Charge, will speak on “The Cost of...

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Statement on Victims’ Needs, Capital Punishment and Racial Bias in Death...

North Carolina can do better for families of homicide victims and all citizens than restarting executions.  We can do better to restore confidence in our judicial process than removing a reform that is...

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MVFR Press Statement

For Immediate Release Wednesday May 22, 2013 @ 10a.m. EST   VICTIMS NEEDS, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT AND RACIAL BIAS IN DEATH SENTENCING Raleigh, NC – Victims’ families deserve a judicial system they can...

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