Just Revenge: Costs and Consequences of the Death Penalty

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Macmillan, 15 de out. de 1997 - 206 páginas
Just Revenge: Costs and Consequences of the Death Penalty by Mark Costanzo offers an examination of the death penalty in America with an uncompromising look at how the system works. Weighing the social costs and benefits to American society and debunking the easy myths, Costanzo builds an important new model for understanding the politics behind the practice of capital punishment. The text offers a thought-provoking, historically grounded study supported by decades of research on the death penalty in America.
 

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Introduction
1
From Trial to Execution Chamber
17
Is the Death Penalty Inhumane?
41
Is the Death Penalty Cheaper than life
59
Is the Death Penalty Fairly Applied?
71
Does the Death Penalty Deter Potential
95
Does the Public Support the Death Penalty?
113
Is Killing Murderers Morally Justified?
129
The Politics and Future of Killing Symbolism
151
Notes
171
Index
199
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