From 2005
Death Penalty Information Center 2005 Report
2005-12-21 - DPIC’s Year End Report Reveals Record Low Death Sentences, Legislative Action, and Supreme Court Restrictions.
Reporte del ano 2005 DPIC
2005-12-21 - Tomando como base los datos correspondientes a tres trimestres del año, el DPIC vaticina que 96 convictos serán sentenciados a muerte este año, lo que equivale a una disminución del 60 por ciento desde finales de los noventa, y la cifra más baja de sentencias de muerte en un año, desde que la pena capital volvió a entrar en vigor en 1976.
New Jersey Senate Votes to Halt Execution Process
2005-12-15 - The New Jersey State Senate today approved S-709, legislation calling for an immediate moratorium on all executions in New Jersey and creating a new study commission which will examine the flaws in the State's current death penalty system.
The Senate Vote
2005-12-15 - The New Jersey Senate voted 30-6 in favor of suspending executions.
New Study Shows Quarter Billion Spent on New Jersey's Failed Death Penalty
2005-11-21 - A report just released by New Jersey Policy Perspective revealed that New Jersey has spent 253 million dollars on a death penalty system that has executed no one. The Executive Summary is available here. The full report is here.
Over 200 Groups in New Jersey Call for Abolition
New US Catholic Conference of Bishops Statement on the Death Penalty
Larry Peterson has been released from prison after nearly eighteen years of wrongful incarceration.
New Rutgers Bloustein Poll Released
2005-04-28 - New Jerseyans Favor Life Over Death
New Radio Spot
Bishops to Campaign Against DP
NJ DOC Hearing on Lethal Injection
2005-02-04 - Hear Powerful Testimony of Impact of Executions Online