Restrict voting rights in Kentucky? Not on your watch!
Hey Kentuckians,
Hey Kentuckians,
The ACLU of Kentucky, the Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty, and Witness to Innocence will host an event with death row exoneree Kirk Bloodsworth February 5 at Morehead University.
This is one in a series of profiles marking the 60th anniversary of the ACLU of Kentucky’s founding. Each week through December 2015 we will highlight the story of one member, client, case, board or staff member that has been an integral part of our organization’s rich history.
SB7, a bill that would require an ultrasound before an abortion AND mandate the doctor to give a woman a “detailed description of the fetus,” whether she wants to hear it or not, overwhelmingly passed out of a Senate committee and passed the full Senate by a 31-5 vote. Senators Perry Clark, Regg
Representative David Floyd and Senator Gerald Neal who have introduced bills to end the use of the death penalty in Kentucky, in favor of a common sense, less costly, alternative: life in prison without possibility of parole.
Death row exoneree Kirk Bloodsworth joined Kentucky legislators Wednesday in calling for the abolition of capital punishment in Kentucky.