Medicated Enough to Be Murdered: The Case Against the Execution of Jamaal Howard (October 7)
A record-based argument about medication, documented psychiatric illness, and competency to be executed.
The complete archive
Six essays by the Execution Intervention Project on the record, the mind, and the campaign for a competency hearing.
A record-based argument about medication, documented psychiatric illness, and competency to be executed.
The campaign’s origin, its legal demand, and instructions for sending blank coloring books.
A personal reflection on coloring, trauma, survival, and the need to see what is happening in Jamaal’s mind.
The announcement and key details for the public launch of the competency-hearing campaign.
A theological reflection on dignity, mercy, and the value of Jamaal Howard’s life.
A detailed, source-led account of the legal record and Jamaal’s documented psychiatric history.