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Denny LeBoeuf

Former Director, John Adams Project

Bio

Denny LeBoeuf was the director of the ACLU's John Adams Project, assisting in the defense of the capitally charged Guantánamo detainees. Previously, she served as the director of the ÌÒ×ÓÊÓÆµCapital Punishment Project, which works toward the end of the death penalty by supporting repeal and reform with public education, advocacy and targeted litigation. She has been a capital defender for over 35 years, representing persons facing death at trial and in post-conviction in state and federal courts, and she teaches and consults with capital defense teams nationally. LeBoeuf holds a J.D. from Tulane University and a B.A. from Hunter College.


Featured work

Feb 2, 2012

Too Crazy to Kill

Too Crazy to Kill

Jan 17, 2012

Guantánamo and the Death Penalty: Two Terrible Ideas Come Together

Guantánamo and the Death Penalty: Two Terrible Ideas Come Together

Jan 9, 2012

Lady Justice Rolls the Dice: the Death Penalty is Random Horror

Lady Justice Rolls the Dice: the Death Penalty is Random Horror

Nov 16, 2011

Discrimination by the Numbers

Discrimination by the Numbers

Nov 9, 2011

Time to Confess Error on the Death Penalty

Time to Confess Error on the Death Penalty

Nov 7, 2011

The Confederate Flag, Never Proud, No Longer Waves at Shreveport Courthouse

The Confederate Flag, Never Proud, No Longer Waves at Shreveport Courthouse

Jul 19, 2011

Uncle Sam's Drug-Seeking Behavior

Uncle Sam's Drug-Seeking Behavior

Mar 31, 2011

100 Years from Tahrir Square

100 Years from Tahrir Square

Jan 20, 2011

Executing the Evidence

Executing the Evidence

Sep 25, 2008

Gitmo Word of the Day: No

Gitmo Word of the Day: No