catapult magazine
Vol 2, Num 3 :: 2003.01.31 — 2003.02.13
Waiting for Madison
Part 6 of 12
Finally, someone arrives who causes the camera crew to rush to attention. I’m embarrassed to have to ask who it is, but I do anyway. “Are you kidding? That’s Anthony Porter.” Porter’s proven innocence was what inspired Governor George Ryan to place a moratorium on executions in 1999.
other issue content
- Black and white make gray
by Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma - Church gallery challenges members
by Brianne Donaldson - Check out the article "The meaning of pro-life" above for some reflections on these verses. Add your own thoughts to the mix on the discussion board.
by - Pro-life focus too narrow
by Rob Vander Giessen-Reitsma - The meaning of Pro-Life
by Mary Lagerwey - Waiting for Madison
by Kirstin Vander Giessen-Reitsma - The future of life
by Grant Elgersma - Zwan shine on debut
by Jason Vande Brake
article categorization
- Categories: Justice and Society & Institutions
- Tags: Chicago prison mercy death sentence inmates incarceration
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