Our newsletters are sent to members at the end of every month. They are composed of articles (usually US death penalty-themed) written by members for members.
We publish an abbreviated version here a month after it was sent out. If you'd like to write for the newsletter and support us, click here to become a member.

This issue included a link to the Amicus Journal Issue 37 - a Missouri special. This is a benefit for members.

Did you know... between 1976 and 2002, 44 people with intellectual disability were executed?
Keyes, Edwards & Perske, Mental Retardation, Vol. 3, June 2002, pp. 243-44.

“Prison art is an expression of the human spirit and imagination, just as barbed wire, gun towers and steel bars serve as daily reminders of lost freedom, privacy and human dignity.”
Larry Brewster, University of San Francisco

Throughout 2016, we are showing four films that highlight how justice is never black and white. Buy your tickets now!

Tickets (donations)

Four-film pass £35.00 GBPIn Cold Blood £10.50 GBP12 Angry Men £10.50 GBPYield to the Night £10.50 GBPTo Kill a Mockingbird £10.50 GBP

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED.

Fancy volunteering in our London office over the summer? 

Please contact us, and we'll ask you to send a CV and a covering letter, outlining how you meet the requirements. Deadline: Sunday 12 June 2016 at 5pm.

Be a part of history! Help to review Oklahoma's use of the death penalty. 

Another blog about Bobby Moore's Supreme Court appeal this Friday

Details of Bobby Moore's case (with which Amicus has been involved) are featured on the SCOTUSblog.

Please see the Student Groups page for more information.

Our annual November fundraiser will be an art exhibition and auction, featuring original works from artists on death row.

Nottingham University Student Representative flies and raises hundreds for Amicus.