N&O Index Card Listings
Displaying 151-158 of 158 results.
Capital Punishment
- Sentence commutation (Stokes) spurs questions - Fe 4 87 1C
- Capital punishment foes seek to exempt minors - Ap 12 87 38A
- Muted impact expected for North Carolina inmates (upholding death penalty) - Ap 23 87 4A
- Editorial: Supreme Court blinks (discrimination in death penalty) - Ap 24 87 18A
- Ban on death penalty for minors advances - My 6 87 8A
- Editorial: Ban death penalty for minors - My 10 87 6D
- House backs limits on capital punishment for minors - My 20 87 12B
- Bill would bar death penalty for minors - My 22 87 21A
- House sets age limit for death penalty at 17 - My 23 87 4C
- Ban on executing minors backed - Jy 8 87 10A
- Bill would nullify death penalty of Robeson man (Brown) - Jy 15 87 5A
- Senate adds protection for 18-year-olds in measure to limit capital punishment - Jy 16 87 17A
- Death penalty for minors debated - Jy 17 87 16A
- Death penalty bill for minors questioned - Jy 18 87 4C
- Senate stalls death bill - Jy 19 87 27A
- Bill on death penalty for minors revised after winning early support - Jy 22 87 11B
- Senate OKs death penalty ban for minors - Jy 24 87 10A
- Death penalty changed - Jy 26 87 29A
- State to end death sentences for killers under 17 - Jy 29 87 14A
- Competency reversal could mean death penalty (for Moye) - Jy 31 87 2D
- Should the state ever have right to take a life? - Au 9 87 1D
- Judge postpones execution Monday (Boyd) - Au 12 87 3C
- Convicted slayer (Williams) gets 4th stay of execution - Oc 20 87 2C
Capital Punishment
- Work to end death penalty nets N.C. native (Ingle) Nobel nomination - Ja 7 88 20A
- Retrial set for man (Brown) 15 at time of killing - Fe 4 88 9B
- High court refuses to stay execution (of Gardner) - Fe 5 88 22C
- Attorneys say jury's death sentence caused by fear of parole for killer (Quesinberry) - Fe 14 88 41A
- GRAY given death penalty - Ap 13 88 3C
- Death Row inmates' attorneys pay toll, panel says - Ap 15 88 24C
- State ACLU seeks to show backing of bill on racial bias in death penalty - Ap 24 88 41A
- Alamance jury to weigh fate of convicted killer (Barts) - Ap 27 88 2C
- Court ruling may be felt on death row in N.C. - Jn 11 88 1C
- U.S. Supreme lets stand N.C. death-row cases - Jn 14 88 4C
- Court to review death-penalty sentencing - Jn 15 88 11A
- N.C. high court to review death-penalty sentencing - Jn 15 88 1C
- Editorial: Powell vs. death penalty - Au 12 88 14A
- Facing death sentence, man (BROWN) to get new hearing - Au 20 88 2C
- State's high court hears arguments on death penalty - Au 23 88 2C
- State court rules death sentences (for McLaughlin and McKoy) still stand - Se 8 88 2C
- Editorial: Saying 'yes' to votes (on death penalty for drug related murders) - Se 15 88 14A
- Death sentence case (LLOYD) sent back to state court - Oc 5 88 1C
- U.S. Supreme Court asked to invalidate N.C. death sentence - No 30 88 3C
- Death row inmate (Gladden) gets new hearing - De 13 88 2C
- 2 cases (COULTHARD; HIGHTOWER) show death penalty given arbitrarily, some say - De 19 88 2C
- Editorial: Hazy standard for death - De 23 88 18A
Capital Punishment
- Official says ruling may end appeals logjam - My 6 86 8B
- Officials say N.C. complies with ruling (that bars execution of insane) - Jn 28 86 WA-1
- Editorial: Death penalty's loaded dice - Au 29 86 22A
- Under the dome: GOP may push death penalty issue more - Oc 4 86 1
- Death-row attorneys see work as last stand for a life - Oc 12 86 47A
- Exum opinion in Rook case criticized; Billings supporter on 2-day tour to discuss Exum on death
- penalty - Oc 23 86 4C
Capital Punishment
- Pay for death penalty or end it, lawyer says - Fe 3 90 4B
- N.C. death row process invalidated (McKOY case) - Mr 6 90 1
- People on Death Row (Chart) - Mr 6 90 7A
- Costly repercussions expected from Death Row ruling - Mr 7 90 1
- Editorial: Wanted: life and no parole - Mr 8 90 18A
- Court death ruling brings cheers, grief; Legislators may look at N.C. law in May - Mr 11 90 1C
- Tar Heel editors speak: Death penalty revisited - Mr 11 90 7J
- 11 death row cases returned to N.C. court - Mr 20 90 4B
- N.C. high court seeks briefs on sentencing - Ap 4 90 5B
- Judge (Bowen) orders study of death penalty use - Ap 17 90 4B
- Death penalty ruling argued before court - My 15 90 1B
- Editorial: Wrong fix for death penalty - My 18 90 14A
- Legislature reconvenes amid protests; Teachers denounce cuts; death penalty criticized - My 22 90 1
- Editorial: Another jolt to justice - My 23 90 16A
- Lawmakers from N.C. traveling to W. Germany, Central America (& Helms on capital punishment) - My 27 90 1C
- Case-by-case death sentence reviews set; State high court says law is valid - Jy 27 90 1B
- State high court orders hearings for 4 killers - Au 30 90 2B
- Death-row inmate gains new sentencing hearing - Oc 4 90 3B
- Tar Heel editors speak: Primitive ritual renewed - No 25 90 7J
- Common bonds link sisterhood on death row - De 2 90 1
- Women on death row (Chart) - De 2 90 1
- Point of view: A livable alternative to death penalty - De 15 90 17A
Capital Punishment
- Execution date set for convict (McDowell) - Ja 29 85 2C
- Execution date for Clayton man (Rook) to be set Monday in Wake court - Ap 28 85 34A
- Lawmakers propose two capital punishment measures (exempting minors) - My 18 85 5B
- System sustains a death row, ex-inmate says - Jn 2 85 37A
- General Assembly Round-up: Execution dates (to speed up) - Jn 12 85 WA-1
- Support voiced for bills abolishing death penalties - Jn 12 85 17A
- Judge rules previous conviction (Clark) justifies seeking death penalty - Jn 15 85 8A
- Panel takes no action on death penalty bill (minors) - Jn 19 85 4C
- General Assembly Round-up: Death penalty (banned for defendants under 16) - Jn 27 85 9B
- Panel defeats bill to ban death penalty for youths - Jy 12 85 8C
- Group trying to organize anti-death penalty effort - Au 13 85 16C
- Death penalty law 'discriminatory,' advocate says - Se 16 85 7A
- Judges, prosecutors gain role in death decisions - Se 16 85 1
- Sentencing-only juries are more likely to order death - Se 23 85 1C
- Inmate (Noland) who said he wanted execution now wants death sentence overturned - No 17 85 36A
Capital Punishment
- Point of view: Capital punishment offers retribution, not wisdom - Oc 13 91 7J
- State executions expected to occur more frequently - Oc 19 91 1
- Editorial: A life-or-death warning - De 6 91 20A
- Age limit for judges is upheld; High court rules against Phillips (also filling vacancies; capital
- punishment) - De 7 91 4B
- Clemency asked for killer (MAYNARD) set to die Jan. 17; Attorneys want Martin to keep reasons
- secret - De 14 91 1B
Capital Punishment
- Death penalty cases could clog Wake court system - Ja 25 91 1B
- Editorial: - The 'right thing' in Virginia - Fe 23 91 10A
- Editorial: - Court at the switch - Jn 29 91 12A
- Death looms for man near end of appeals; Inmate could be first executed in 5 years - Au 4 91 1
- Executions since 1977 - (Chart) - Au 4 91 1
- Editorial: - The death-chamber railroad - Se 30 81 8A
- 4 on death row to be resentenced on basis of ruling - Oc 4 91 5B
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Capital Punishment
- Suit to allow death penalty protest unnecessary, Appeals Court rules - Fe 8 89 16C
- New death penalty factors discussed - Fe 10 89 11A
- Supreme Court to review N.C. death sentence (McCOY) - Fe 22 89 3C
- Senate panel to review death penalty bill - Fe 24 89 14A
- Judge recommends death penalty for man (Heatwole) - Fe 25 89 2C
- Bill would keep some off of death row (mentally handicapped or mentally ill) - Ap 1 89 15A
- N.C. case (McKOY) challenging validity of death penalty - Ap 26 89 18C
- Debate begins on bill to ban death penalty for mentally ill - My 4 89 27A
- Innocence and the death penalty - My 7 89 1D
- Panel rejects bill banning death penalty for retarded - My 10 89 9A
- Editorial: When the error is final - My 14 89 6D
- Not all death row inmates entitled to free lawyers, high court rules - Jn 24 89 5A
- Court allows death penalty for juveniles - Jn 27 89 1
- Editorial: The high court be not proud - Jn 28 89 14A
- Death penalty for retarded to be fought - Jy 27 89 9A
- Tar Heel of the week: A passionate foe of the death penalty, in court and out - Au 27 89 3D
- Exonerated man (Hennis) calls death penalty wrong - Se 5 89 14C
- High court to weigh N.C. law; McKOY case a test for death penalty verdicts - Oc 8 89 1
- High court gives no hints on N.C. death penalty law - Oc 11 89 1C
- Christians to battle executions; Church council seeks to end state penalty - No 4 89 8D
- Wake's civil lawyers asked to aid indigents in death-penalty cases No 8 89 6C