Amicus ALJ New Journal Launch

Amicus is a small legal charity which helps provide representation for those facing the death penalty in the US. We believe the death penalty is disproportionately imposed on the most vulnerable in society, violating their right to due process and the concept of equal justice before the law. We work to provide better access to justice for those who could not otherwise afford it.We believe we can make the greatest difference through active involvement in frontline work.We are very much dependent upon our members for the funds that keep us going. Your support will ensure better access to justice for people facing the death penalty in the US. Join us and be part of the fight for justice on death row.

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Amicus ALJ New Journal Launch
Amicus ALJ is delighted to announce the launch of the new Amicus ALJ Journal at 18:00 on Friday 20th October 2017 at Queen Mary University of London - Lincoln's Inn Fields. 
The Amicus Journal is the leading reporter on the significant issues affecting capital punishment worldwide. It provides a forum for dialogue on issues concerning the death penalty and other related topics. The Journal includes articles written by academics and practitioners. Its content covers current legal issues, as well as the death penalty, news from around the world, and reportage from Amicus Interns in the US.
The launch will see campaigner Billy Moore address attendees. Billy is the only self-confessed murderer ever to have been released from death row. As a man who was hours from death, Billy will share his compelling first-hand story, which promises to be thought-provoking.  Billy’s case raises much broader questions concerning the ultimate punishment verses possible rehabilitation. His story promises to inspire an evening of questions and discussion.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to meet the Joint Editor of the Journal, Thomas MacManus. This will be followed by a drinks reception and book signing. Billy Moore’s book will be available to purchase on the night.
Tickets are free for Queen Mary students and staff; £3 for Amicus members; and £5 non-members.

Room 3.1, Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS)

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