Within the just-released book, five authors make compelling arguments against the death penalty from their own perspectives – among them are lawyers, faith leaders, and a supreme court justice. Their personal experiences with both victims and perpetrators provide a moral case for ending state-sponsored killing. The book’s contributors:

• The Right Reverend Robert Wright, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta
• Stephen B. Bright, Attorney at Law, Southern Center for Human Rights
• Susan Casey, Attorney at Law, Appeals attorney for Kelly Gissendaner
• Bishop C. Andrew Doyle, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas
• Justice Norman S. Fletcher, Retired Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Georgia