Letter For Override Clemency With Signatures

December 5, 2016
Governor Robert Bentley

State of Alabama
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36130
RE:
Clemency Request
Dear Governor Bentley,

We are writing to you as attorneys living and/or working in Alabama. We include former
prosecutors, legislators, former bar association presidents, law professors, and lawyers from all
areas of practice, who are sworn to uphold the laws of this State and this Country. We have a
unique, but not unprecedented request.
Currently, there are individuals on Alabamas death row who originally received
recommendations for life in prison without parole from the juries that sat on their cases, but
whose recommendations for life in prison without parole were overridden by their trial judges.
We believe the Alabama statute, and practice of judicial override of life recommendations, is
unconstitutional. These individuals should be removed from death row.
As Governor, you can use your voice to encourage the state legislature to right this
wrong, by drafting a new statute. You also have the power of clemency, and can ensure that
Alabama defendants receive the life without parole sentences originally deemed appropriate by
the jurors that heard their cases.
We are not writing as lawyers representing these people. Rather, we are asking, as
citizens of Alabama, that you use your voice and authority as Governor to ensure that men and
women on Alabamas death row are there solely because a jury decided that they should be, and
not based on the decision of a single, elected judge.
In January of this year, the United States Supreme Court invalidated Floridas juryoverride statute, holding in Hurst v. Florida that [t]he Sixth Amendment requires a jury, not a
judge, to find each fact necessary to impose a sentence of death. A jury's mere recommendation
is not enough.1 Alabamas capital punishment statute, as the United States Supreme Court
noted, is similar to Floridas and still allows judicial override. Prior to Hurst, Alabama, Florida
and Delaware, all allowed judicial override in their respective capital sentencing schemes.
Following Hurst, the Florida legislature changed its statute and the Delaware Supreme Court
struck down Delawares statute. Alabama now stands alone in permitting a single, elected judge
to overturn a jurys sentencing recommendation.
1
Hurst v. Florida, 136 S. Ct. 616, 619 (2016).
Alabamas capital sentencing procedure is supposed to ensure the fundamental fairness of

the trial, yet life-and-death decisions are made by judges facing intense electoral pressure.2 As a
result, Alabamas capital sentencing scheme particularly with respect to life-to-death
overrides produces unreliable results. Significantly, life-to-death overrides in Alabama are
more frequent in election years.3 As Justice Sotomayor recently concluded after surveying the
death sentences imposed under Alabamas capital sentencing scheme:
There is no evidence that criminal activity is more heinous in Alabama than in
other States, or that Alabama juries are particularly lenient in weighing
aggravating and mitigating circumstances. The only answer that is supported by
empirical evidence is one that, in my view, casts a cloud of illegitimacy over the
criminal justice system: Alabama judges, who are elected in partisan proceedings,
appear to have succumbed to electoral pressures. . . . By permitting a single trial
judges view to displace that of a jury representing a cross-section of the
community, Alabamas sentencing scheme has led to curious and potentially
arbitrary outcomes.4
In addition, as of late 2013, Alabama judges were responsible for 26 of the 27 instances
since 2000 in which a judge in any state has overridden a jurys advisory sentencing verdict of
life without parole.5 It is apparent that Alabama is a clear outlier among states administering
the death penalty even during the time that two other states allowed judicial override.6
To vote for a life sentence, jurors must either find that the aggravating factors argued by
the state were not proven beyond a reasonable doubt or that the mitigating factors in evidence
See e.g., Equal Justice Initiative, The Death Penalty in Alabama: Judge Override 4, 8, 16 (July 2011), available at
http://eji.org/files/Override_Report.pdf (last visited March 16, 2016) (Because trial judges have almost unlimited
discretion in capital sentencing, and because reviewing judges also are subject to reelection pressure, the override
decision is perhaps the most vulnerable to political pressure.; [R]ecent studies show that elections exert significant
direct influence on decision-making in death penalty cases.; [P]olitical pressure injects unfairness and arbitrariness
into override decisions.; The data suggests that override in Alabama is heavily influenced by arbitrary factors such
as the timing of judicial elections . . . .); Paul Brace & Brent D. Boyea, State Public Opinion, the Death Penalty,
and the Practice of Electing Judges, 52 Am. J. Pol. Sci. 360, 370 (2008) ([E]lections and strong public opinion [in
support of capital punishment] exert a notable and significant direct influence on judge decision making in [capital]
cases . . . .); Karin E. Garvey, Eighth Amendmentthe Constitutionality of the Alabama Capital Sentencing
Scheme, 86 J. Crim. L. & Criminology 1411, 1434-35 (1996) (observing the political pressure on elected judges to
support the death penalty simply increases the arbitrariness of the sentences imposed by Alabama judges);
Stephen B. Bright & Patrick J. Keenan, Judges and the Politics of Death: Deciding Between the Bill of Rights and
the Next Election in Capital Cases, 75 B.U. L. Rev. 759, 792-93 (1995) (observing [t]he political liability facing
judges who enforce the Bill of Rights in capital cases undermines the independence, integrity, and impartiality of the
state judiciary, including in deciding whether to exercise judicial override in capital cases).
3
See Michael L. Radelet, Overriding Jury Sentencing Recommendations in Florida Capital Cases: An Update and
Possible Half-Requiem, 2011 Mich. St. L. Rev. 793, 804 (2011).
4
Woodward v. Alabama, 134 S. Ct. 405, 408-09 (2013) (Sotomayor, J., dissenting from denial of certiorari).
Id. at 407.
Id.
outweighed the aggravators. 7 Juries are carefully instructed about the burden of proof and their
duties in this regard. When asked to sit on a capital jury, we ask a great deal of our citizenry.
That service is undermined when the decision they carefully made is overridden by a single
elected official.
You have noted the importance of the jurys role, when you have denied clemency in the
past. You have stated that you intended to honor the decisions of the jury which recommended
the death penalty. The Supreme Court has also recognized that juries generally are more
accurate fact finders than are judges, particularly when it comes to the imposition of the death
penalty. Justice Breyer stated, in his concurrence in Ring v. Arizona, that the danger of
unwarranted imposition of the [death] penalty cannot be avoided unless the decision to impose
the death penalty is made by a jury rather than by a single government official.8 In its decision
upholding the death penalty as a constitutional punishment, the U.S. Supreme Court stated one
of the most important functions any jury can perform in making . . . a selection [between life
imprisonment and death for a defendant convicted in a capital case] is to maintain a link between
contemporary community values and the penal system.9 In that same decision, the Court noted
that evolving standards have influenced juries in recent decades to be more discriminating in
imposing the sentence of death. . . . the reluctance of juries in many cases to impose the sentence
may well reflect the humane feeling that this most irrevocable of sanctions should be reserved
for a small number of extreme cases.10
We ask you to use your voice and your authority to encourage the legislature to right this
wrong. We also ask that you right this wrong directly, by having a policy of commuting
sentences to life in prison without parole to individuals whom the juries voted to impose life
without the possibility of parole.11
Commuting death sentences to life in prison without parole will not contradict any
decision by the Alabama courts since Hurst was decided. After Hurst was decided, the United
States Supreme Court vacated the judgment of the Alabama courts in several cases and sent them
back to the Alabama courts for further consideration in light of Hurst. But the Alabama Court of
Criminal Appeals has not yet ruled on any of these cases. While the Alabama Supreme Court
issued a ruling in September, denying a Hurst challenge, the case before it did not have a judicial
override.
Pursuant to the law, both of those findings must be made in order to impose a death sentence in Alabama.
Ring v. Arizona, 536 U.S. 584, 618 (Breyer, J., concurring) (internal quotations and citation omitted)).
Gregg v. Georgia, 428 U.S. 153, 181 (1976) (citing Witherspoon v. Illinois, 391 U.S. 510, 519 n. 15 (1968)).
10
Id.
11
The attorneys on this list do not represent the death row inmates included in this clemency request and by signing
this letter are not engaged in representation of these individuals. Rather, by signing this letter, these attorneys are
asking you to ensure Alabama follows what we believe to be the law as set out by the United States Supreme Court.
Commuting death sentences to life in prison without parole is not without precedent.
Several governors have commuted the sentences of their states entire death row populations,
since the death penalty was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1976: Governor Martin OMalley,
Maryland, 2015; Governor Jon Corzine, New Jersey, 2007; Governor George Ryan, Illinois,
2003; Governor Tony Anaya, New Mexico, 1986.
We do not make this request without serious thought and consideration. We recognize as
Governor you represent the people of this State, so that any request that you use your voice as
Governor is not a small request. This is a question of justice and an opportunity for you to speak
in favor of the power of Alabamas citizens when serving as jurors. In this instance, you can use
your voice to give Alabama juries their voice back.
Asking the legislature to re-write the statute and do away with judicial override is
certainly a step in the right direction, and would let Alabama juries know that you support their
right to be heard. Granting commutations, consistent with the decisions of Alabama juries, will
uphold the Alabama jurors voices.
Governor Bentley, just as you noted when signing the legislation exonerating the
Scottsboro boys, A[w]e need to right the wrongs that have been done in the past. . . . It is
important to confront our history and secure justice whenever we can. [And, while] we cannot
take back what happened, []we can make it right by moving forward.@
Judicial override of life recommendations is unconstitutional and simply wrong. You
have the power to right this wrong by urging the legislature to act now to stop this process, and
by granting commutations and returning the life without parole sentence originally deemed
appropriate by the jurors. We respectfully request that you use that power.12
Respectfully,
Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

/s/ Paul Young
President
(334) 272- 0064
PO Box 2488
Clanton, Alabama 35046
Alabama Appleseed Center for Law & Justice, Inc.
309 N Hull Street
Montgomery, Alabama 36104
334-263-0086
alabamaappleseed.org
12
In the event you do not choose to exercise your power to grant clemency, we ask that these death row inmates not
be precluded from future clemency filings based on that denial.
The Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth & Reconciliation

@ the Healing Waters Retreat Center
Ainka Jackson, Esq.
Executive Director
8 Mulberry Rd.
Selma, AL 36703
(334)526-4539
Southern Poverty Law Center
400 Washington Avenue
334.956.8200
www.splcenter.org
/s/ Robert D. Segall
Robert D. Segall
Alabama Bar No. ASB-7354-E68R
Copeland Franco Screws & Gill, P.A.
444 South Perry Street
/s/ William N. Clark
William N. Clark
Redden, Mills, Clark & Shaw, LLP
940 Financial Center
505 Twentieth Street North
Birmingham, AL 35203
Phone: (205)322-0457
Fax: (205)322-8481
wnc@rmclaw.com
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/s/ Joel L. Sogol
Joel L. Sogol
Attorney at Law
811 21st Ave.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35401
ph (205) 345-0966
fx (205) 345-0971
email: jlsatty@gmail.com
Adjunct Professor at University of Alabama School of Law
Past President - Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Fellow - American Board of Criminal Lawyers
/s/ J. Richet Pearson

J. Richet Pearson
Dean
Miles School of Law
/s/ Grace Soyon Lee
Grace Soyon Lee
Associate Professor of Law in Residence
School of Law
The University of Alabama
Room 304
Box 870382
Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
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Elizabeth A. Whipple
Interim Director, Domestic Violence Law Clinic
The University of Alabama School of Law
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Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0392
Clinic: (205)348-4960
Direct: (205)348-6729
Fax: (205)348-6851
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Glory McLaughlin
Assistant Dean for Public Interest Law
School of Law
The University of Alabama
173D Law Center
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Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
Phone 205-348-8302
gmclaughlin@law.ua.edu
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Martha I. Morgan
Professor Emerita
University of Alabama School of Law
8800 Lodge Lane
Cottondale, AL 35453
(205) 799-2692
mimorgan@yahoo.com
/s/ Aylia McKee__

Aylia A. McKee (MCK059)
Public Defender
Office of the Public Defender for Montgomery County
305 South Lawrence Street
/s/ Andrew M. Skier
Andrew M. Skier
Attorney at Law
8191 Seaton Place
Montgomery AL 36116
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ASHLEY E. CAMERON LLC
Attorney at Law
155 Dauphin St
Mobile, AL 36602
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Randall C. Marshall | Legal Director
American Civil Liberties Union of Alabama
P.O. Box 6179
Montgomery, Alabama 36106-0179
334-265-2754
334-420-1741 (direct line)
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/s/ Christine Freeman
Christine Freeman
Executive Director
Middle District of Alabama
Federal Defender Program, Inc.
817 S. Court Street
/s/ Carlos Williams

Carlos Williams
Executive Director
Southern Federal Defender Program, Inc.
RSA Tower
11 North Water Street
Suite 11290
Mobile, Alabama 36602
Phone: 251-433-0910
Carlos_Williams@fd.org
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Ainka Jackson, Esq.
ASB-5584-G45H
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Senator Hank Sanders
11 South Union Street
Suite 736
Phone :334-242-7860
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Danielle Ward Mason
Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C.
Post Office Box 4160
Email: danielle.mason@beasleyallen.com
Phone: +1-800-898-2034
Fax: +1-334-954-7555
Montgomery County Association for Justice - President
Alabama Lawyers Association - Immediate Past President and Board Member
/s/ Shannon L. Holliday
Shannon L. Holliday
Alabama State Bar No. ASB-5440-Y77S
/s/ Joel T. Caldwell
Alabama Bar No. (ASB-4625-Z36E)
/s/ Kay K. Bains

Retired Partner
BRADLEY ARANT BOULT CUMMINGS LLP
One Federal Place
1819 5th Avenue N
P: 205.521.8220
F: 205.488.6220
/s/ Kelly R. Horwitz
Kelly R. Horwitz
BENEDON & SERLIN, LLP
22708 Mariano Street
Woodland Hills, California 91367-6128
tel: 818.340.1950/fax: 818.340.1990
kelly@benedonserlin.com
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E. Mabry Rogers
2852 Canterbury Road
C: 205 218 5075
O: 205.521.8225
email: dodrog@aol.com
/s/ Matthew Swerdlin
Matthew Swerdlin
Attorney at Law
1736 Oxmoor Rd. #101
Phone: 205-795-3517
Mobile Number: 205-440-3214
Fax: 205-443-6573
Email: matt@attorneyswerdlin.com
/s/ Heather Elliott
Heather Elliott, J.D.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
/s/ Virginia C. Patterson
Virginia C. Patterson
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
One Federal Place, 1819 Fifth Avenue North
Birmingham, AL 35203-2119
e: vpatterson@bradley.com
d: 205.521.8338 f: 205.488.6338
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/s/ Kacey L. Keeton

Kacey L. Keeton, ASB-0880-k50k
Assistant Federal Defender
Federal Defenders
817 S. Court Street
(334)-834-2099
Kacey_Keeton@fd.org
/s/ Patricia R. Osuch
Patricia R. Osuch, ASB-7073-R73R
/s/ Barbara J. Wells
Barbara J. Wells, ASB 1658R58B
/s/ Natalie Olmstead
Natalie Olmstead
Juris: CT 430791
Federal Defenders, Middle District of Alabama
817 S Court St. Montgomery, AL 36104
p: 334-834-2099; f: 334-834-0353
e: natalie_olmstead@fd.org
/s/ John Anthony Palombi
John Anthony Palombi
Federal Defenders
817 S. Court Street
(334)-834-2099
John_Palombi@fd.org
KY Bar Code: 86784
/s/ Ellie L. Parker
Ellie L. Parker, J.D.; LL.M.
Attorney at Law
BUNTIN, ETHEREDGE & FOWLER, LLC
P. O. Box 1193
Dothan, AL 36302
185 N. Oates Street (36301)
Phone: (334) 793-3377
Fax: (334) 793-7756
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/s/ Spencer J. Hahn

Spencer J. Hahn
Assistant Federal Public Defender
Capital Habeas Unit
817 S Court Street
T: 334-834-2099
F: 334-834-0353
/s/ Brock P. Boone
BROCK P. BOONE (BOO047)
Trial Attorney
Office of the Public Defender
305 S. Lawrence St.
Ph. 334-353-2759
/s/ Jake Watson________
Jake Watson, WAT072
JAKE WATSON, P.C.
203 Greene Street S.E.
Huntsville, Alabama 35801
Telephone: (256) 536-8373
Facsimile: (256) 536-8349
watson@jakewatsonlaw.com
/s/ Lisa Borden
Lisa W. Borden
Pro Bono Shareholder
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, P.C.
1400 Wells Fargo Tower
420 North 20th Street
Birmingham, Alabama 35203
Direct: 205.244.3803
Fax: 205-488-3803
E-mail: lborden@bakerdonelson.com
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Wayne Morse
Waldrep Stewart & Kendrick, LLC
2323 Second Avenue North
Direct Dial: 205.327.8325
Cell: 205.616.4539
Fax: 205.324.3802
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/s/ Stephen Ganter

STEPHEN GANTER
Bar No.: TX24003732
Federal Defenders
817 South Court Street
TEL: (334) 834-2099
FAX: (334) 834-0353
E-Mail: Stephen_Ganter@fd.org
/s/ Kevin R. Garrison
Kevin R. Garrison
Attorney
Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, P.C.
420 20th Street North
Wells Fargo Tower, Suite 1400
Direct Phone: 205.250.8333
Direct Fax: 205.488.3733
E-mail: kgarrison@bakerdonelson.com
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Rebecca A. Beers
Rumberger, Kirk and Caldwell
2001 Park Place North
Suite 1300
Direct: 205.721.2817
Main: 205.327.5550
Email: rbeers@rumberger.com
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Bill Bowen
Attorney At Law
White Arnold & Dowd PC
2015 Third Avenue North
Suite 500
205-323-1888
Cell 205-352-5448
wmbowen@whitearnolddowd.com
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Anne E. Borelli, ASB-2419-A52B
FEDERAL DEFENDERS
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA
Tel.: (334) 834-2099
Fax: (334) 834-0353
Email: Anne_Borelli@fd.org
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Richard S. Jaffe
Jaffe, Hanle, Whisonant & Knight, P.C.
2320 Arlington Ave S
205.930.9800 (Office)
205.930.9809 (Fax)
/s/ Lauren Donaldson
Lauren Donaldson
Prim & Mendheim, LLC
207 West Adams Street
Dothan, AL 36303
334.671.9555
ldonaldson@pm-firm.com
/s/ Clayton R. Tartt
CLAYTON R. TARTT (TAR015)
Parkman White, LLP.
1929 3rd Ave. N.; Ste. 700
ctartt@parkmanlawfirm.com
205-502-2000
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Derek Cantrell, CAN024
JAKE WATSON, P.C.
203 Greene Street S.E.
Huntsville, Alabama 35801
Telephone: (256) 536-8373
Facsimile: (256) 536-8349
cantrell@jakewatsonlaw.com
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R. Scott Williams
Suite 1300
Direct: 205.572.4926
Main: 205.327.5550
Email: swilliams@rumberger.com
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Peter J. Tepley
Suite 1300
Direct: 205.721.2816
Main: 205.327.5550
Email: ptepley@rumberger.com
/s/Santino Coleman___________
Santino Coleman
South Carolina Bar No.: 101150
Federal Defenders
817 S. Court Street
Phone: (334) 834-2099
Fax: (334) 834-0353
/s/ Nancy Yarbrough
Nancy Yarbrough
Birmingham, Alabama
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JOSEPH P. VAN HEEST (VAN026)
OFFICE OF PUBLIC DEFENDER
714 Greensboro Ave., Ste 519
205-345-8200
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ERIC S. SNOW (SNO008)
205-345-8200
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ALLISON TAYLOR (TAY065)
205-345-8200
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ARCHER. R. ROSE, JR. (ROS049)
205-345-8200
/s/ John T. Baird
JOHN T. BAIRD (BAI067)
205-345-8200
/s/ James N. Vancleave
JAMES N. VANCLEAVE (VAN052)
205-345-8200
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MICHAEL S. NISSENBAUM (NIS001)
205-345-8200
/s/ Pascal M. Nkengla
PASCAL M. NKENGLA (NKE001)
205-345-8200
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/s/ Brandy K. Grondin

BRANDY K. GRONDIN (GRO036)
205-345-8200
/s/ J. Everett Hoagland
J. EVERETT HOAGLAND (HOA002)
205-345-8200
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MATT WOODHAM (WOO141)
205-345-8200
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BRADLEY C. HARGETT (HAR381)
205-345-8200
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J. Matthew Williams
The Anderson Law Firm, LLC
7515 Halcyon Pointe Drive
P: (334) 272-9880
F: (334) 272-2551
/s/ Richard K. Keith__________
RICHARD K. KEITH (KEI003)
Attorney for Defendant
560 S. McDonough St., Ste. D
Telephone:
(334) 264-6776
Facsimile:
(334) 460-0473
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/s/ Keith E. Brashier

Keith E. Brashier
Burns Brashier & Johnson, LLC
505 20th St N Ste 1475
Birmingham, Alabama 35203-4636
P: (205) 241-9988
F: (205) 241-9984
/s/ Kesa Johnston Dunn
Kesa Johnston Dunn
PO Box 550
Roanoke, Alabama 36274-0550
P: (334) 863-5500
F: (888) 332-0111
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F. Wilson Myers
Attorney at Law (MYE006)
The Law Firm of Myers & Myers
2081 Columbiana Road
205-381-5629
wilsonmyers@yahoo.com
/s/ Stephen Stetson
Stephen Stetson
3352 Lexington Rd
Montgomery, AL 36106-2342
P: (334) 372-2576
stephenstetson@yahoo.com
/s/ Larry Menefee
Larry Menefee
3620 Thomas Avenue
P: 334-286-9205
lmenefee3@gmail.com
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/s/ Cecilia Vaca

CECILIA VACA
Bar No.: LA27157
Bar No.: AZ025907
Federal Defenders
TEL: (334) 834-2099
FAX: (334) 834-0353
E-Mail: Cecilia_Vaca@fd.org
/s/ Holly E. Caraway
Holly E. Caraway
Chief Counsel
Office of the Senate Minority Leader
11 South Union Street, STE 740
Cell: 205.999.2420
Email: holly.caraway@gmail.com
/s/ Ruth Alexander Clute
Ruth Alexander Clute
Alexander & Associates
56 Saint Joseph St Ste 1601
Mobile, Alabama 36602-3416
P: (251) 438-3666
F: (251) 438-3667
/s/ Richard G. Alexander
Richard G. Alexander
Alexander & Associates
56 Saint Joseph St Ste 1601
Mobile, Alabama 36602-3416
P: (251) 438-3666
F: (251) 438-3667
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Ernestine Sapp
Gray Langford Sapp McGowan Gray & Nathanson
PO Box 830239
Tuskegee, Alabama 36083-0239
P: (334) 727-4830
F: (334) 727-5877
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/s/ Mike Winter

Mike Winter
Winter Legal Strategies, LLC
300 Water St Ste 300A
(334) 263-5787
MikeWinter@WinterLegal.net
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William Blanchard
Blanchard Law Office
PO Box 746
P: (334) 269-9691
F: (334) 263-4766
bill@blanchardlaw.com
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Emilie S. Kraft
1030 Edgewood Blvd.
Homewood, Alabama 35209
emiliekraft@gmail.com
/s/ Ellen C. Wingenter
Ellen C. Wingenter
Bar No.: 1754L75S
ellenwingenter@gmail.com
/s/ Mark Sabel
Mark Sabel
Sabel Law Firm, L.L.C.
mksabel@mindspring.com
ASB-xxxx-S52M
/s/ M. Wayne Sabel
M. Wayne Sabel
334.834.1735
/s/ Trina Williams
Trina Williams
Deputy Public Defender
305 S. Lawrence St.
334-353-2789
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/s/ Jaqueline Aranda

Jaqueline Aranda
jaqueline.aranda@splcenter.org
/s/ Taylor F. Davenport
Taylor F. Davenport (DAV210)
15th Judicial Circuit
305 S. Lawrence Street
T: 334-265-1783
E: tdavenport@montgomerydefender.org
/s/ Linda M. Braye
Linda M. Braye
Assistant Public Defender
Office of the Public Defender for Montgomery County
305 South Lawrence Street
T: 334.265.1783
E: lbraye@montgomerydefender.org
/s/ Brandon A. Thomas
BRANDON A. THOMAS
GA BAR NO.: 742344
Federal Defenders
TEL: (334) 834-2099
FAX: (334) 834-0353
E-Mail: Brandon_A_Thomas@fd.org
/s/ Matt D. Schulz
Matt D. Schulz
817 S. Court Street
(334) 834-2099 - Office
(334) 834-0353 - Fax
/s/ Heather Fann
Heather Fann
3500 Blue Lake Dr Ste 220
Vestavia, AL 35243-1979
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/s/ Patricia Kemp

Patricia Kemp, Esq.
Federal Defender Program, Inc.
Office: (334) 834 -2099
Fax: (334) 834-0353
/s/ Kristin Waters Sullivan
Kristin Waters Sullivan
Massey, Stotser & Nichols, PC
1780 Gadsden Highway
(205) 838-9012
ksullivan@msnattorneys.com
/s/ Jacquelyn H. Wesson
Jacquelyn H. Wesson
WESSON & WESSON, LLC
Attorneys at Law
212 Main Street
Warrior, AL 35180
(205) 590-1128 (phone)
(205) 590-0819 (facsimile)
/s/ Jonathan S. Wesson
Jonathan S. Wesson
WESSON & WESSON, LLC
Attorneys at Law
212 Main Street
Warrior, AL 35180
(205) 590-1128 (phone)
(205) 590-0819 (facsimile)
/s/ Fern Singer
Fern Singer
adr_lawyer@bellsouth.net
/s/ Paul Young
Paul Young
PO Box 311368
Enterprise, Alabama 36331-1368
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Leslie S. Smith
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Federal Defenders
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Gayle L. Douglas
Heninger Garrison Davis, LLC
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(205) 326-3332
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Joshua P. Hayes
Prince, Glover & Hayes, P.C.
1 Cypress Point
701 Rice Mine Road North
205-345-1234
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Derek Walton
335 Bennett St
Heflin, Alabama 36264-1254
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(256) 996-4894
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Mary-Ellen King
King Law Group, PLLC
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Kira Fonteneau
2151 Highland Ave S Ste 110
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/s/ William McGeachy

William McGeachy
3235 Montezuma Rd
Montgomery, AL 36106-2311
wmcgeachy@gmail.com
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December 5, 2016

Governor Robert Bentley

Dear Governor Bentley,

Hurst v. Florida, 136 S. Ct. 616, 619 (2016).

Alabamas capital sentencing procedure is supposed to ensure the fundamental fairness of

Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

The Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth & Reconciliation

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