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Arts Feb 25

Painter immortalizes last meals of 600 prisoners put to death

By Anya van Wagtendonk

Nation Jul 25

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Calif. Inmates ‘Prepared to Starve Themselves’ to Protest Indefinite Isolation

Calif. Inmates 'Prepared to Starve Themselves' to Protest Indefinite Isolation…

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One Photographer’s Experience Documenting Mentally Ill Inmates

Minneapolis photographer Jenn Ackerman spent months in the Correctional Psychiatric Treatment Unit (CPTU) of the Kentucky State Reformatory to learn about the experiences of prisoners with mental illness.

By Victoria Fleischer

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Troy Davis Case in Georgia Rekindles Debate Over Death Penalty

A parole board in Georgia has rejected clemency for inmate Troy Davis, who is slated to be executed Wednesday. Uproar over the case has revived questions about how the death penalty is applied. Gwen Ifill talks to The Heritage Foundation's…

Politics Oct 13

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Can Death Row Inmates Get New DNA Tests?

The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in case involving a Texas death-row inmate who wanted to gain access to additional crime scene evidence for DNA testing. Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal explains.

Dec 18

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DNA Evidence Frees Florida Inmate After 35 Years

A Florida inmate has become the longest-serving prisoner to be exonerated using DNA evidence. Jeffrey Brown reports.

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Calif. Wildfires Battle Rages On with Some Unlikely Help

Special correspondent Jeffrey Kaye, of KCET-TV Los Angeles, reports on the continuing efforts in Santa Barbara to bring a recent spate of wildfires under control and the lesser-known people who are helping fight that battle.

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