Capital Punishment
Capital Punishment | Chapter 4: Should Capital Punishment Be Abolished?
- Chapter 4 Preface
- The Death Penalty Should Be Abolished
by Helen Prejean, interviewed by Vicki Quade
- The Death Penalty Should Be Retained
by Justice for All
- Capital Punishment Should Not Be Applied Unless Absolutely Necessary
by Renato Martino
- Capital Punishment Deserves Cautious Support
by James Nuechterlein
- Life Without Parole Is Preferable to the Death Penalty
by Bob Herbert
- The Death Penalty Is Preferable to Life Without Parole
by Wesley Lowe
- Mentally Disadvantaged Killers Should Not Be Sentenced to Death
by Michael B. Ross
- The Mental Competence of a Murderer Can Be Difficult to Determine
by Sam Howe Verhovek
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- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Is Capital Punishment Ethical?
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Chapter 2: Is Capital Punishment Administered Fairly?
- The Death Penalty and Fairness: An Overview
- Capital Punishment Is Applied Unfairly
- Racism Influences Death- Sentence Decisions
- The Litigation Process for Capital Defendants Is Unfair
- Reforms Are Needed to Prevent the Execution of Innocent People
- Claims About the Unfairness of Capital Punishment Are Unfounded
- Capital Punishment Is Not Applied Unfairly to Blacks
- Unfair Application of Capital Punishment Does Not Justify Abolishing It
- The Death Penalty Should Be Carried Out More Promptly
- Chapter 3: Is Capital Punishment an Effective Deterrent to Crime?
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Chapter 4: Should Capital Punishment Be Abolished?
- Chapter 4 Preface
- The Death Penalty Should Be Abolished
- The Death Penalty Should Be Retained
- Capital Punishment Should Not Be Applied Unless Absolutely Necessary
- Capital Punishment Deserves Cautious Support
- Life Without Parole Is Preferable to the Death Penalty
- The Death Penalty Is Preferable to Life Without Parole
- Mentally Disadvantaged Killers Should Not Be Sentenced to Death
- The Mental Competence of a Murderer Can Be Difficult to Determine
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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