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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- Is any jury going to convict Jack Bauer?
- He's Not the Man I Met 10 Years Ago
- Judge Rules on Paul House Case/Poll on Tennessean
- Tennessee Op-Eds on New Jersey
- It's Official: New Jersey Abolishes the Death Penalty
- Present Handout at Riverbend
- Congratulations New Jersey!
- New Jersey on the Brink
- Memphis TCASK On a Mission
- New Jersey One Step Closer to Abolition
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- National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
- Death Penalty Information Center
- Citizens United Against the Death Penalty
- Murder Victims Families for Human Rights
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Thursday, January 03, 2008
Another Great Paul House Article
On December 27th the Tennessean published another great article on the case of Paul House written by Dwight Lewis. It can be found HERE. I did not get the article up sooner because I was visiting my family in Seattle over break. I actually just received a phone call from Paul's mother, Joyce House, asking if I had read it. I then proceeded to complain to her about how sick I was and that I had a nagging cough. I made an appointment today to see a doctor this afternoon. Paul House has advanced multiple sclerosis and is receiving meager prison health care, what a world we live in. Below is a small sample of the article:
"How long of a road must a person travel to freedom when he's innocent of the crime for which he has been condemned to die? Is it 10 years? Is it 20 years? Until he dies in a prison cell under the watchful eyes of the state?"
Labels: death penalty, DNA, murder, Paul House, Tennessean, Tennessee
