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Capital Punishment

open access: yes, 2016
https://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/trumbull_showcase/2016/Posters/8/thumbnail.jpgCapital Punishment is a big issue in America today. Capital punishment is defined as the state killing a person convicted of a serious crime.
William Welling
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Participation of physicians in capital punishment

Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, 1993
Despite objections by many professional organizations,1–8 the participation of physicians and nurses in capital punishment continues and is likely to become more common in the years ahead9–11. This participation raises important questions about the ethical standards of the medical profession and how they should be enforced.
R D, Truog, T A, Brennan
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Anesthesiologists and Capital Punishment

Anesthesiology Clinics
Physician professional organizations in all Western countries consistently hold that it is unethical for physicians to participate in judicial executions. Physician participation in capital punishment is of particular concern for anesthesiologists, who have been identified by the courts as ideal candidates to participate in executions, particularly ...
Mark A, Rockoff   +2 more
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Capital Punishment as an Inhumane Punishment

2020
In Chapter 3, I research whether capital punishment can be considered an inhumane punishment. In this regard, I do not focus primarily on constitutional considerations (e.g. the cruel and unusual nature of the death penalty), but on the physical pain of an “average” execution and the mental torment caused to the death row inmates awaiting execution. As
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