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The Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the
Death Penalty began its mission shortly after
the United States Supreme Court reinstated the 64.4% of all
death penalty in 1976. In these past thirty plus fice
years we have remained a constant and consis-
tent voice urging abolition of the death penalty 40
in Kentucky. 30
In 1990 we were successful in passing legis- 20
lation that abolished the death penalty for men- 10
tally retarded persons. In 1998 our efforts led to é ies. Se Fan
the passage of the Racial Justice Act which pro-
vides tools to thwart racial profiling in the selec-
tion of death penalty defendants. Kentucky remains the only state with this protection.
Relying on volunteers and part-time staff to bring the abolition message throughout the state,
KCADP has helped change public opinion. In the last fifteen years Kentucky public opinion has
shifted from 69% favoring the death penalty to 64% favoring a prison sentence instead of the
death penalty. This major accomplishment was reported in University of Louisville and Univer-
sity of Kentucky public opinion polls.
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Kentucky Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
Non-Profit Org.
P. O. Box 3092 US. Postage
Louisville KY 40201-3092 PAID
Louisville, KY
Permit No. 110.
next big step: visit www.kcadp.org
