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2016
Although the death penalty often appears a timeless question, the last three centuries have witnessed dramatic changes in the frequency and organization of capital punishment in Europe and America. This essay examines the history of the death penalty and how it has reflected changing social and judicial ideas.
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Although the death penalty often appears a timeless question, the last three centuries have witnessed dramatic changes in the frequency and organization of capital punishment in Europe and America. This essay examines the history of the death penalty and how it has reflected changing social and judicial ideas.
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Criminal Justice Review, 1981
The focus of this paper is upon the particular problems, as conceived by Professor James Q. Wilson, that capital punishment is said to present. It is one of determining whether the death penalty can be justified on grounds of justice rather than utility. I share Wilson's conviction that debates about capital punishment are too often controversies about
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The focus of this paper is upon the particular problems, as conceived by Professor James Q. Wilson, that capital punishment is said to present. It is one of determining whether the death penalty can be justified on grounds of justice rather than utility. I share Wilson's conviction that debates about capital punishment are too often controversies about
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Death penalty sentiment in the United States
Journal of Quantitative Criminology, 1989Hans Zeisel
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“Knowledge and Death Penalty Opinion: The Marshall Hypotheses Revisited.”
American Journal of Criminal Justice, 2013Robert M Bohm
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