The barbaric punishment : abolishing the death penalty

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HV8694 F822 2003

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ISBN
904112151X (hbk.)
Call Number
HV8694 F822 2003
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Title
The barbaric punishment : abolishing the death penalty / Hans Goran Franck ; in cooperation with Klas Nyman ;revised and edited by William A. Schabas
Imprint
The Hague : Martinus Nijhoff, c2003.
Physical
xii, 163 p. ; 25 cm.
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Contents Note
Introduction / William A. Schabas
--Public Opinion and its Role in Criminal Law Policy
--International Political Initiatives
--American Exceptionalism?
--The Time is Ripe
--The Crucial Battle
--Arguments for and Against the Death Penalty
--The Death Penalty and General Prevention
--Deterrence in Wartime
--Scientific Studies
--Opinion Polls
--Vengeance, Retaliation and Retribution
--The Respect for Human Life
--Similar to Torture
--Execution in San Quentin
--Methods of Execution
--The Electric Chair
--The Gas Chamber
--Lethal Injections and Other Methods of Execution
--The Death Row Phenomenon
--Executing the Innocent
--Capital Punishment More Expensive
--Capital Punishment is Usually not Reintroduced.
Contents Note
1 aHistorical Uses of the Death Penalty
--Retaliation and Vendettas
--The Fate of Socrates
--Theocratic Retaliation Theory
--The Message of Love in the New Testament
--Opposition to the Death Penalty
--Cesare Beccaria-a Turning Point
--Criminal Man
--Venezuela-the First Abolitionist Country.
Contents Note
The Death Penalty in International Law
--The United Nations
--The United Nations Resolution on the Death Penalty
--The Death Penalty on the United Nations' Agenda
--The Ban on Reintroducing the Death Penalty
--The United Nations Aims for Total Abolition
--Peacetime Abolition of the Death Penalty
--The Secretary-General's Report
--International Criminal Tribunals Oppose the Death Penalty
--The European Convention on Human Rights and the Council of Europe
--Other Regional Arrangements
--The Death Penalty in Humanitarian Law
--Exemptions from the Use of the Death Penalty
--Legal Precedents from the United States
--Legal Precedents from South Africa.
Contents Note
Worldwide use of the Death Penalty
--he Dealth Penalty in Sweden
--The Death Penalty and Democracy.
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100 1 ^aFranck, Hans Goran, ^d1925-1997
245 14^aThe barbaric punishment :^babolishing the death penalty /^cHans Goran Franck ; in cooperation with Klas Nyman ;revised and edited by William A. Schabas
260 ^aThe Hague :^bMartinus Nijhoff, ^cc2003.
300 ^axii, 163 p. ;^c25 cm.
490 0 ^aRaoul Wallenberg Institute human rights library ;^vv. 12
504   ^aIncludes bibliographical references
505 1 ^aIntroduction /^rWilliam A. Schabas --^tPublic Opinion and its Role in Criminal Law Policy --^tInternational Political Initiatives --^tAmerican Exceptionalism? --^tThe Time is Ripe --^tThe Crucial Battle --^tArguments for and Against the Death Penalty --^tThe Death Penalty and General Prevention --^tDeterrence in Wartime --^tScientific Studies --^tOpinion Polls --^tVengeance, Retaliation and Retribution --^tThe Respect for Human Life --^tSimilar to Torture --^tExecution in San Quentin --^tMethods of Execution --^tThe Electric Chair --^tThe Gas Chamber --^tLethal Injections and Other Methods of Execution --^tThe Death Row Phenomenon --^tExecuting the Innocent --^tCapital Punishment More Expensive --^tCapital Punishment is Usually not Reintroduced. 1 aHistorical Uses of the Death Penalty --^tRetaliation and Vendettas --^tThe Fate of Socrates --^tTheocratic Retaliation Theory --^tThe Message of Love in the New Testament --^tOpposition to the Death Penalty --^tCesare Beccaria-a Turning Point --^tCriminal Man --^tVenezuela-the First Abolitionist Country. 1 ^aThe Death Penalty in International Law --^tThe United Nations --^tThe United Nations Resolution on the Death Penalty --^tThe Death Penalty on the United Nations' Agenda --^tThe Ban on Reintroducing the Death Penalty --^tThe United Nations Aims for Total Abolition --^tPeacetime Abolition of the Death Penalty --^tThe Secretary-General's Report --^tInternational Criminal Tribunals Oppose the Death Penalty --^tThe European Convention on Human Rights and the Council of Europe --^tOther Regional Arrangements --^tThe Death Penalty in Humanitarian Law --^tExemptions from the Use of the Death Penalty --^tLegal Precedents from the United States --^tLegal Precedents from South Africa. 1 ^aWorldwide use of the Death Penalty --^the Dealth Penalty in Sweden --^tThe Death Penalty and Democracy.
650 0^aCapital punishment^xMoral and ethical aspects 0^aCapital punishment^xHistory
700 1 ^aNyman, Klas 0 ^aSchabas, William A.
917   ^aKN :^c4,078
955   ^a1 copy
999   ^anopparat
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