Troy Davis and the death penalty roar

Prosecutors are "unlikely" to pursue the death penalty for Deryl Dedmon, the white Mississippi teen charged with running over a black man with a pickup truck, because the family of the victim opposes the death penalty for.

(David Tulis) These days, the death penalty is more popular than the president.

Prosecutors are "unlikely" to pursue the death penalty for Deryl Dedmon, the white Mississippi teen charged with running over a black man with a pickup truck, because the family of the victim opposes the death penalty for.

Old is now eligible for the death penalty after being charged with randomly targeting a 49-year old black man, beating and running him ove.

Execution in Georgia of a convicted murderer whose supporters say may be innocent has exposed a continuing divide in the United States over the death penalty.