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: StandDown Texas ProjectMore Commentary on Todd Willingham
By Steve Hall
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Salon carries Len Kovarsky's essay, "Opposing the death penalty is not about innocence."In the last several weeks, two major events have reignited the
controversy that engulfs capital adjudication in this country. First,
the U.S. Supreme Court took a potentially significant step
in expanding the role that federal courts play in superintending how
states mete out the death penalty. Second, the New Yorker published a devastating article by David Grann
about the execution of Cameron Todd Willingham, a man convicted and
capitally sentenced for his children's murder on the basis of junk
science and a mentally troubled jailhouse informant. Each of these
events called attention to what the public perceives as our capital
punishment system's signal failure -- its inability to ensure that
those who are executed are actually guilty...continue to full postFull post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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