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The ACLU is an organization that fights for individual rights as laid out in the US constitution and body of law. Their Capital Punishment Project aims to repeal the death penalty.
The Society’s mission is to encourage criminological scholarship and provide a forum for the dissemination of criminological knowledge and information.
Provides up to date information and statistics about the death penalty, including details about policies, death row, executions, research, and the history of capital punishment.
This organization, founded in 1992 at Cardozo School of Law, is dedicated to exonerating wrongfully convicted criminals based on DNA testing and criminal justice reform.
In collaboration with the University of Michigan, the National Archive of Criminal Justice Data has created a resource guide which also includes datasets.
