• "Moratorium on Executions is Urged on President," New York Times, November 21, 2000, Raymond Bonner

• "Allies Ask Clinton to Spare Drug Kingpin Murderer," AP, November 21, 2000

• "Death Penalty Opponents Ask Clinton For Moratorium," Houston Chronicle, November 21, 2000, Jennifer Hoyt

November 22, 2000

• "Group Calls for a Moratorium on Federal Executions," Los Angeles Times, November 22, 2000, Henry Weinstein

• "Group Calls for Death Penalty Moratorium," Tribune Star - Terre Haute Indiana, November 22, 2000, Peter Ciancone

December 2, 2000

• "Clinton Asked to Halt Execution, Death Penalty Opponents Request Clemency for S. Texas Drug Dealer," The Dallas Morning News, December 2, 2000, Michelle Mittelstadt

December 4, 2000

• "The End of the Janus Presidency," Newsweek, December 4th, 2000, Anna Quindlen

December 5, 2000

• "U.S. Executioners in Indiana Await the President's Order," The Washington Post, December 5, 2000, Dan Eggen

• "Activists urge Clinton to suspend federal executions," CNN.com, December 5, 2000

• "Bishops, others press Clinton to grant clemency in capital cases," Catholic News Services, December 5, 2000, Patricia Zapor

• "USA: Execution foes step up pressure on White House," Reuters English News Service, December 5, 2000, Randall Mikkelsen

December 6, 2000

• "Activists urge Clinton to suspend federal executions,"Associated Press Newswires, December 6, 2000, Sonya Ross

• "Death Penalty Foes Press Clinton Clemency: Groups step up campaign against first federal execution since 1963," Los Angeles Times, December 6, 2000, From Reuters

• "Clinton Awaits Report on Death Case," Associated Press, December 6, 2000, Sonya Ross

December 7, 2000

• "Executing Justice," Christian Science Monitor, December 7, 2000, David Cole

• "Delay of Federal Inmate's Execution Is Debated," New York Times, December 7, 2000, Marc Lacey and David Johnston

• "Legacy of Death," Washington Post, December 7, 2000, Richard Cohen

• "Clinton to Get Recommendation on Federal Execution," Reuters, December 7, 2000, James Vicini

• "Reno Won't Stop Executions," Associated Press, December 7, 2000, Michael Sniffen

• "Clinton Grants Execution Stay to Study Race Gap," Reuters, December 7, 2000

• "Clinton Postpones Federal Execution for Six Months," CNN.com, December 7, 2000, Terry Frieden and Kelly Wallace

• "Reno Sees No Basis for Federal Moratorium on Executions," CNN.com, December 7, 2000

• "Clinton Delays Federal Execution," CBS News.com, December, 7, 2000

• "Federal Execution Delayed: Clinton Grants Death-Row Inmate Six-Month Reprieve," ABC News.com, December 7, 2000, Bryan Robinson

• "Clinton Gets Please to Spare Dope-Dealing Texas Killer," San Antonio Express-News, December 7, 2000, Sonya Ross

December 8, 2000

• "Clinton Postpones Federal Execution," December 8, 2000, Associated Press, Deb Riechmann

• "Clinton Again Delays Execution of Murderer," New York Times, December 8, 2000, Marc Lacey and David Johnston

• "Clinton Stays Execution for Racial Study Bias: Reprieve for Mexican American inmate allows for look at disparities in federal capital cases," LA Times, December 8, 2000, Henry Weinstein and Eric Lichtblau

• "Clinton pressed for death penalty moratorium," Chicago Tribune, December 8, 2000, Michael J. Sniffen

• "Clinton Delays Federal Execution Once Again He Cites Disparities in Prosecutions, Leaves Matter to Sucessor," Chicago Tribune, December 8, 2000, Mike Dorning

• "Race Must Not Decide Who Will Live and Who Will Die," Los Angeles Times, December 8, 2000, Angela Oh

• "Clinton Stays Execution," Newsday, December 8, 2000, Associated Press

• "Killer Granted 2nd Stay of Execution," Houston Chronicle, December 8, 2000, John Henry

• "Clinton Delays Execution of Texas Killer: President Awaits Analysis of Death Penalty's Fairness," The Dallas Morning News, December 8, 2000, Michelle Mittelstadt

• "Clinton Again Delays Federal Execution: South Texas Drug Dealer Receives 6-Month Repreive as Fairness Issues Studied," The Dallas Morning News, December 8, 2000, Michelle Mittelstadt

December 9, 2000

• "Clinton's Last Days: Some Thoughts about Mr. Clinton's Lame Duck Presidency," NPR.org, December 9, 2000, Scott Simon (Audio)

• "The Death of Credibility," Boston Herald, December 9, 2000, Editorial

•  "Clinton Gets Praise for Postponement of Killer's Execution," Houston Chronicle, December 9, 2000

 

December 10, 2000

• "Death Penalty Report Deepens Debate Over Bias," Indianapolis Star, December 10, 2000, Terry Horne

December 11, 2000

• "Stop Federal Executions, Don't Just Postpone One," Newsday, December 11, 2000, Editorial

• "Half A Step on Executions," Chicago Tribune, December 11, 2000, Editorial

December 12, 2000

• "Death Penalty Doubts," New York Times, December 12, 2000

 

• "Garza Redux: Halls of Justice: A Weekly Look Inside the Justice Department"

Washington Post, June 4, 2001, Beverly Lumpkin
 
• "As Federal Execution Nears, Groups Call for Moratorium"

New York Times, June 4, 2001, David Johnson
 
• "Group Seeks Moratorium on Federal Executions"

Washington Post, June 4, 2001, William Claiborne
 

June 7, 2001


 
• "Attorney General Says Report Shows No Racial Bias in Death Sentences" New York Times, June 7, 2001, David Stout

 




June 8, 2001


 
• "Yet Another Case Tells Why the System is Wrong" Los Angeles Times, June 8, 2001, Joe Davidson

June 19, 2001

• "Drug Kingpin Puts Death Row Bias Into Focus: Critics Say Minorities are Main Fodder of Execution" The Guardian (London), Julian Borger

• "Government Executes Killer in Drug Cases", New York Times, June 19, 2001, Raymond Bonner

• "Mexican American Drug Kingpin Executed by US Authorities", Agence France Presse, June 19, 2001

June 20, 2001

• "In Wake of Execution, Bias Issue Resurfaces", USA Today, June 20, 2001, Kevin Johnson

• "Texas Murdered Becomes 2nd to Be Executed by US in 8 Days; Crime: A Repentant Juan Raul Garza is put to Death in Same Room as McVeigh.  Drug Kingpin has Alleged Death Penalty is Unfair to Minorities", Los Angeles Times, June 20, 2001, Richard Serrano

• Untitled, Associated Press, June 20, 2001, Rex Huppke

"Garza Executed 8 Days After McVeigh; His Long Legal Battle Over,Killer Apologizes for 'All the Pain and Grief'", Washington Post, June 20, 2001, Peter Slevin

 

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