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The Navajo Nation Opposed His Execution. The U.S. Plans to Do It Anyway.

How Lezmond Mitchell became the only Native American on federal death row.

Case in Point • 09.17.2019

The Death Chamber Next Door

“It was as though a small part of me died with each execution.”

Life Inside • 04.25.2019

He’s Living With Severe Mental Illness. Should He Face the Death Penalty?

A South Dakota case reflects the national debate on whether execution should be banned for the mentally ill.

Case in Point • 04.17.2019

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