Unless otherwise indicated, the links are to websites in the english language.

New links are indicated by a red dot:  

 

Organisations Organisations concerning human rights, inmates and capital punishment	Research/Statistics Research and figures on criminality and (capital) punishment in the United States.
Lists Lists of (death row) inmates in the U.S. and scheduled executions.	Personal websites Some inmates have websites dedicated to them.
Official organisations Official (american) organisation dealing with law and justice.	News-links Publications in the media and relevant links.
Action/Petitions Online petitions concerning imates and their situations.	Miscellaenious Websites which do not fit in another category.

Organisations

http://www.un.org/
Website of the United Nations. On their website you will also find the universal declaration of human rights: http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html

http://www.amnesty.org
The international homepage of Amnesty International. On their site you will also find:

• http://web.amnesty.org/rmp/dplibrary.nsf/index?openview
  A webpage about capital punishment.
• http://web.amnesty.org/web/contacts.nsf
  Addresses and websites of all national divisions of Amnesty International.

http://www.humanwrites.org/
Website of Human Writes. An english organisation doing similar work as Inside-Outside. They introduce themselves as:

Whilst everyone involved with Human Writes is obviously against the death penalty, it is not a campaigning or political group. Other organisations such as Amnesty International have the resources and experience to do this much better than we could. [...] We simply exist to give our friendship and support to people who are on death row, whether they are guilty or innocent.

  http://www.lifespark.org/
Website of Lifespark. A Swiss organisation which describe their mission as:

LIFESPARK seeks to build a powerful organization of abolitionists. Internationally we work with official humanitarian groups and religious bodies to develop strategies and to promote anti-death penalty activism. At the grassroots level, the project links with individuals and humanitarian groups, establishing relationships to foster worldwide abolition effect.

http://www.CJReform.org/
Website of Campaign for Criminal Justice Reform. The organisation introduces itself as follows:

The Campaign for Criminal Justice Reform, (CCJR), brings to the attention both of American citizens and of legislators at state and federal levels the far too dramatic gaps that still exist between American principles of justice and the American practice of the criminal justice system in daily life.

http://home.kc.rr.com/wmcadp/
Website van Western Missouri Coalition to Abolish Death Penalty. An organisation from Missouri against capital punishment.

  http://www.hrw.org/
Website of Human Rights Watch. An independent american organisation doing research and publishing about human right all over the world.

Research/Statistics

  http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/
Website of US Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics. A lot of justice-related statistics, also about executions

  http://www.cis.smu.edu/~deathpen/
Website with execution-statistics and also an overview of sceduled executions.

http://www.osu.edu/researchnews/archive/racepnsh.htm
Prof. D. Jacobs and J. Carmichael Phd. of the Ohio State University did a research on the correlation between the ethnical/economical ratios of a population in a state and the capital punishment. The results are published in The American Sociological Review.

http://justice.policy.net/jpreport/
Prof. J. Liebman of the University of Columbia did a research on the (mis)performance of a public prosecutor and the conviction. This research was based on all completely finished capital punishment cases in de US between 1973 and 1995.

Lists

http://www.smu.edu/~deathpen/pending.html
A list of all scheduled executions in the United States.

http://www.dc.state.fl.us/activeinmates/deathrowroster.asp
A list of all death row inmates in the state of Florida, including photos and information

http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/stat/offendersondrow.htm
A list of all death row inmates in the state of Texas, including photos and information

Personal websites

http://www.richie-rossi.net/
Website with a lot of articles written by death row inmate Richard Rossi.

http://www.deathrow.at/allridge/
A website with information on death row inmate James V. Allridge III

http://members.tripod.com/RobtShepherd/innocent.html
Information on death row inmate Rob T. Sheperd.

http://www.knoware.nl/users/annegr/deadman/talking.htm
A column on the internet by death row inmate Dean Carter.

News-links

A lot of backgroundinformation and opinions about news in the media can be found on the world wide web. Use a searchengine and search for relevant words. (http://www.searchengines.com/)

  In the case Ring versus Arizona the US Supreme Court decided that the jury, and not the judge, should sentence. This could have major implications for those who where put on death row by a judge.

For more information on this:

• http://www.deathpenaltyinfo.org/Ring.html
• http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/01-488.ZS.html

  In the Atkins v. Virginia No.00-8452 case, the US Supreme Court abolished capital punishment for mentally retarded people. Mentally retarded people will not get the death penalty when their IQ is lower than 70.

• Article in the Washington Post (on the website of the Washington Post)
  http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A16760-2002Jun20.html
• Article in the Washington Post (copy on the Inside-Outside website)
  
• Proceeding US Supreme Court case Atkins v. Virginia No.00-8452.
  http://www.supremecourtus.gov/docket/00-8452.htm

Official Organisations

  http://www.supremecourtus.gov/
Website van het US Supreme Court

Actions/Petitions

http://www.petitiononline.com/ecadp2/
A petition for better living conditions in Union Correctional Institution in Florida.

http://www.spr.org/
Violence and rape are not rare in american prisons. The National Prison Project of the American Civil Liberties Union wants to take action en collects complaints from prisoners.

Miscellaenious

http://www.searchengines.com/
If you are looking for information on the internet, you can use a search-engine , Google for instance .