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September 9, 2011

25th Anniversary of the Death Penalty Representation Project – Reporter Resources

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The American Bar Association created the Death Penalty Representation Project in 1986. Our goals are to raise awareness about the lack of representation available to Death Row prisoners, to address this urgent need by recruiting competent volunteer attorneys, and to offer these volunteers training and assistance. Join the Project in celebrating our 25th Anniversary and the tremendous work of our volunteer firms.

Photos from the Sept. 14 event — click on picture to enlarge

Anthony Graves, Death Row ExonoreeAnthony Graves, Death Row Exonoree
L-R: Robin Maher, Justice John Paul StevensRobin Maher, director of DPRP, Ret. SCOTUS Justice John Paul Stevens and Terri Mascherin, Jenner & Block LLP with the 2011 Guiding Hand of Counsel Award.
Steven Z. Kaplan, Fredrikson & Byron PA, accepts 2011 Exceptional Service Award from Denny LeBoeuf, ACLU Capital Punishment Project.Steven Z. Kaplan, Fredrikson & Byron PA, accepts 2011 Exceptional Service Award from Denny LeBoeuf, ACLU Capital Punishment Project.
Patrick J. McLaughlin, Dorsey & Whitney LLP, accepts 2011 Exceptional Service Award  from Michael Siem, Fish & Richardson PC.Patrick J. McLaughlin, Dorsey & Whitney LLP, accepts 2011 Exceptional Service Award from Michael Siem, Fish & Richardson PC.
Philip W. Horton, Arnold & Porter LLP, accepts 2011 Exceptional Service Award from Lawrence J. Fox of Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP.Philip W. Horton, Arnold & Porter LLP, accepts 2011 Exceptional Service Award from Lawrence J. Fox of Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP.

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