Our vigils are held outside the governor's mansion on 23rd Street, just east of the State Capitol (map).  We display signs opposing capital punishment from 4:30 until 5:30 pm, then stand in silent vigil from 5:30 until the time that death is confirmed (typically around 6 pm).

We invite everyone who is willing to behave in a nonviolent and non-confrontational manner, and who wishes to bear witness to state-sponsored killing, to take part in the vigils.  For more information see our execution alert page, phone us at 405.427.1111, or email us.

PLACES OF WORSHIP:  If you have a church bell, please consider tolling your bell(s) at the time of execution. Email us for more information.

OCADP

PO Box 713

Oklahoma City, OK

73101-0713

405.427.1111

Email: pr@ocadp.org

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According to Oklahoma law, when someone is sentenced to death the Oklahoma Pardon & Parole Board reviews his/her case and makes a recommendation to the governor for or against clemency. The governor then decides whether or not to grant clemency. A clemency review is not a re-working of a trial, but rather a forum to consider whether mercy should be granted. 

One of the things any citizen can do is write letters to the Pardon & Parole Board and the governor in favor of clemency. 

Both the governor and the P&P Board accept email and phone calls as well.

Click here for information on the pending executions, sample letters and address information.

Tuesday, March 4 : OCADP Board/Membership Meeting, 5:30 pm, Boulevard Cafeteria, 525 NW 11 St. @ Dewey. Please join us!
 

 
Click here to view and/or print a fact sheet containing contact information for legislators, details about the rally, and talking points.
 
April 12, 2008: OCADP’s Annual Meeting & Banquet. See Home Page For Details

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