The Justice Project formed The Tennessee Justice Project to raise public awareness of flaws in the administration of capital punishment and the criminal justice system in the state.
With special attention to the lack of adequate defense representation, the risk of executing an innocent person, and poor quality of judicial review, The Tennessee Justice Project seeks to create an environment in which state legislators and executive branch officials can support substantive reform of the capital punishment system and encourage the judiciary and governor to be more scrupulous with capital case review.
Learn more at The Tennessee Justice Project.
