TN DEATH PENALTY BLOG
We are traveling through Tennessee's heartland and highways, meeting folks and starting conversations about our death penalty.
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Contributors
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
The Catholics Move Against TN's Death Penalty
Tomorrow will be Catholic Day on the Hill and pushing for legislation to conduct a full study of Tennes
see's death penalty will be on the top of the agenda. The most recent edition of the Tennessee Register focuses strongly on the death penalty. The article on the upcoming day on the hill events leads off talking about our study legislation. And an editorial (on page 14 - you can view the entire Register here) also calls for the passage of our bill.
The Catholic Public Policy Commission is one of TCASK's most important legislative partners. Tomorrow, representatives will hear from hundreds of Catholics about why this bill is important. And they've already heard it on the NAACP's lobby day, NAMI Day on the Hill, and Justice Day on the Hill. The more voices raised against this unjust policy, the better!
see's death penalty will be on the top of the agenda. The most recent edition of the Tennessee Register focuses strongly on the death penalty. The article on the upcoming day on the hill events leads off talking about our study legislation. And an editorial (on page 14 - you can view the entire Register here) also calls for the passage of our bill.The Catholic Public Policy Commission is one of TCASK's most important legislative partners. Tomorrow, representatives will hear from hundreds of Catholics about why this bill is important. And they've already heard it on the NAACP's lobby day, NAMI Day on the Hill, and Justice Day on the Hill. The more voices raised against this unjust policy, the better!
