PLEASE SIGN AND PASS AROUND!

We are a group of Randy's friends' and loved ones' who are trying to save Randy from unjustly being put to death by the State of Texas for a crime he did not commit. Randy Halprin was sentenced to death on June 12, 2003 under the controversial Texas Law of Parties. This unjust law states that even though a co-defendant may NOT have participated in the crime or caused a death, he can still face the death penalty. It also states that he should have "anticipated" the crime. However, that would require the ability of a mind reader!

The Governor of Ohio has reprieved two male prisoners who were facing
execution in the next month, to give prison authorities more time to
establish a "back-up" lethal injection protocol following a recent failed
execution. A third man is still scheduled for execution on 8 December. The
governor has said he will issue further reprieves if he deems it
necessary.
 

Why am I taking time out from Keane to visit death row prisoner Troy Davis? Because his case is a miscarriage of justice

I spend most of my time playing the drums with Keane, but now I'm heading to death row in Jackson, Georgia to visit a man called Troy Davis. I must admit, I'm a little nervous.

Please sign this petition:   http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/carter-justice-campaign

To raise awareness & support for David Carter, who is currently being held in a Georgia prison unjustly and unfairly.  David was being sexually tormented, abused and raped by an evil man who ultimately lost his life in a battle for David's freedom.

Can a vein save a convicted killer? It the case of Romell Broom it might.
Broom was sentenced to death for raping and murdering 14-year-old Tryna
Middleton on Sept. 21, 1984.

Broom isn't supposed to be alive to witness the 25th anniversary of Middleton's death but he is.

Last Tuesday, the execution team at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility spent several hours trying unsuccessfully to find a viable vein for a lethal injection.

Now, Ohio is faced with the difficult task of determining whether it can try to execute Broom a second time, after it botched the 1st attempt.