Louisiana Government Tricked Hospital into Supplying Execution Drug
Deborah Denno quoted in All Gov.com about the Louisiana State Penitentiary’s effort to immorally obtain hydromorphone from a…
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Louisiana Government Tricked Hospital into Supplying Execution Drug
Deborah Denno quoted in News All the Time about the Louisiana State Penitentiary’s effort to immorally obtain…
Trial Challenges Bank’s Liability in Terrorist Acts
Fordham Law School Adjunct Professor Geoffrey Sant spoke with the New York Law Journal about…
China Convicts Two Foreign GSK Investigators
Fordham Law School Adjunct Professor Geoffrey Sant spoke with The Wall Street Journal about the…
Who Gets to See the CIA Torture Report
Fordham Law School Professor Karen Greenberg spoke with WNYC about the CIA Torture Report. The…
Can the Death Penalty Survive Lethal Injection?
Deborah Denno quoted in U.S. News and World Report about Missouri’s execution of Michael Worthington, which went as…
Jodi Arias trial, death penalty under scrutiny before retrial of sentencing
Deborah Denno quoted in The Examiner.com about a jury deadlock on whether or Jodi Arias, who was…
In rush to find lethal injection drug, prison officials turned to a hospital
Deborah Denno quoted in The Lens (New Orleans) about Louisiana Department of Corrections’ use of Lake Charles Memorial…
Another Botched Execution in Arizona Calls into Question Ethics of Capital Punishment
Deborah Denno interviewed in Between the Lines about the botched execution of Joseph Wood III using…
Nonprofit Hospital Finds Itself Unwitting Partner to Planned Execution
Deborah Denno quoted in a Non-Profit Quarterly story about the Louisiana Department of Corrections and how it obtained…