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New Jersey Right to Life
Contact: Marie Tasy, Executive Director
(732) 562-0562
December 17, 2007
New Jersey Right to Life Urges Legislature to End Death Penalty for Innocent Human Beings at the Earliest Stage of their Lives
Last week, Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts said, "It is not for us to decide who should live and who should die." We urge the legislators who voted to repeal the death penalty to also apply this public policy to abolish the barbarous acts of killing our most innocent and defenseless brothers and sisters through abortion and experimental stem cell research.
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