... is associated with reduced support for capital punishment among white Americans. Conservative religion, however, is associated with moral foundations and schemas that lead to greater support for capital punishment, which we expect moderate the association between education and views of capital punishment. Using...

... to state their views on a public stage. The final act of these social dramas was the death penalty, a measure intended to restore order, but which also posed the risk of turning them into martyrs. Assassination social drama death penalty capital punishment Leverhulme Trust 10.13039/501100000275 RPG...

... with a plausible theory concerning the epistemology of legal judgments and the role they play in society. philosophy of law legal proof punishment criminal justice beyond reasonable doubt blame retributivism capital punishment In everyday life, we seek more confidence for some decisions than others...

..., perceived immigrant threat, and support for capital punishment across European countries. We merged data from the 2017 European Values Study with the Manifesto Project Dataset, a comparative dataset on statements by political parties. The results reveal positive effects of the perceived immigrant threat...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract The practice of health-care professional involvement in capital punishment has come under scrutiny since the implementation of lethal injection as a method of execution, raising questions of the goals of medicine...

... how the criminal justice system governed through emotion. murder capital punishment race gender historical criminology In this article, we examine ten capital cases of men of colour sentenced to death in England and Wales for intimate murder during 1900–39, all of which related to men in intimate...

....’ —James R. Flynn, Intelligence and Human Progress 3 (2013) In Atkins v. Virginia, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the Eighth Amendment ban on cruel and unusual punishment precludes capital punishment for intellectually disabled offenders...

... behavioral genetics capital punishment IAC Legal scholars, scientists, and commentators lament the onslaught of behavioral genetics and neuroscience in the criminal courtroom. Fueled largely by anecdotal evidence about the use of bioscience in criminal cases, or media reports of high-profile cases...

... Dworkin makes it explicit that the issue he does “not want to address is that of the moral legitimacy of capital punishment itself” and instead focuses solely on the role of physicians in the process ( Dworkin, 2002 , 81). Similarly, Peter Murphy offers two parallel arguments against physician...

... or victims—have lower hazards of execution than cases in which both offenders and victims are white. Victim and offender race and ethnicity have little to no independent effect upon the hazard of sentence relief. capital punishment executions sentence relief race Latinos Who Lives and Dies on Death Row...

...Lizzie Seal Capital punishment, as Sarat (1999) explains, has a cultural life. Punishment ‘lives in culture through its pedagogical effects’, including how to think about intention, responsibility and injury, and it also lives in culture as images and representations ( Sarat 1999 : 9). Although...

... and Jinks 2004 : 630–3; Patterson 2006 ). China’s rise to the status of a prominent member in international politics and the changing power dynamics between China and Europe in recent years made outright coercion less viable as a means of influencing capital punishment practices in China. Central...

..., and speculations are offered as to the reasons for the recent large increase in homicide rates. death penalty capital punishment imprisonment homicide Trinidad and Tobago deterrence The effectiveness of capital punishment and imprisonment in reducing crime rates has been studied and debated for several...

...James D. Unnever; John P. Bartkowski; Francis T. Cullen Early research on the consistent life ethic investigated whether opposition to abortion and capital punishment could be traced to students' conceptualizations of life ownership, that is, views that life belongs to God, the state, or the self...

... functions, with over half of the sample (55%) demonstrating executive dysfunction. Homicide Forensic evaluation Neuropsychology Criminal behavior Violence Prisoners Capital punishment Murder Neuropsychologists are frequently asked to evaluate the neurocognitive and intellectual status of murder...

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... in order to see how Montaigne’s Pyrrhonian-style skepticism offers a pre-Enlightenment model of opposition to capital punishment. Montaigne Michel de Erasmus Euripides Horace Lucretius Sophocles phantasm Camus Albert Beccaria Cesare Hugo Victor Kant Immanuel Frame Donald Pyrrhonism...

... lex talionis Dasein Heidegger Martin Bennington Geoffrey Naas Michael Benjamin Walter Hegel Georg Wilhem Friedrich Plato Lacan Jacques Levinas Emmanuel Evans E P Racine Jean Foucault Michel ipseity Nietzsche Friedrich Descartes René Animal Studies Capital Punishment Death Penalty...

... Potter Stewart Woodson v North Carolina autoimmunity Scalia Antonin Badinter Robert Capital Punishment Death Penalty Deconstruction Jacques Derrida Law Martin Heidegger Sovereignty The impossible task of this seminar is this: to break this alliance, this symmetry between abolitionism and anti...

... Brown Michael Cullors Patrisse Garner Eric Garza Alicia Martin Trayvon Rice Tamir Tometi Opal Abolitionism Capital Punishment Critical Race Theory Death Penalty Deconstruction Jacques Derrida Life without Parole Mass Incarceration In the introduction to The Prison and the Gallows...