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Support for abolition in Kansas extends across the political spectrum
"Kansas criminal justice system is too imperfect to trust it with the death penalty"
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Some of the Kansans who have lost a loved one to homicide and who call for death penalty abolition
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Topeka Capital-Journal outlines Kansas execution process

September 3, 2011

Although Kansas has not carried out an execution since 1965, the state has had guidelines in place for the past decade on how to proceed when one is carried out. Former Secretary of Corrections Charles Simmons explained in the article why, for example, an execution would be carried out in Lansing … [ Read More... ]

Death Penalty Trial Leads to Higher Taxes in Kansas County

August 17, 2011

Just how much does the death penalty cost? It’s no secret that the death penalty is expensive.  A 2003 Kansas Legislative Post Audit study found that death penalty cases can cost up to 70% more to try than cases that seek a non-death sentence, such as life without parole. But a Topeka … [ Read More... ]

UPDATE: West Memphis Three Freed!

August 16, 2011

After learning about a surprise hearing in the case known as the “West Memphis Three,” Damien Echols, Jessie Misskelly, Jr., and Jason Baldwin were released from prison on Friday, August 19, 2011.  Misskelly and Baldwin were each serving life sentences while Echols was released from death … [ Read More... ]

Salina Journal Calls for Death Penalty’s Replacement

June 30, 2011

Friday, July 1st marks the 17th anniversary of Kansas’ current death penalty statute.  Noting Friday’s anniversary, The Salina Journal called on state legislators to repeal the Kansas death penalty in an editorial published Monday. Citing the Kansas Legislative Post Audit’s 2003 cost study, The … [ Read More... ]

Bess Klassen-Landis Completes Kansas Speaking Tour

June 29, 2011

This past week, KCADP was blessed to have Bess Klassen-Landis in central Kansas for a speaking tour.  Bess, who was born in Newton, Kansas, shared the story of her mother’s murder and how she managed to heal from the tragedy through forgiveness.  She now tours the country speaking out against the … [ Read More... ]

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