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Articles related to "Capital Punishment"
Looking At Capital Punishment: What To Watch For In 2005 2005 is shaping up as a key year for the future of the death penalty and its use in the U.S. death • penalty • death penalty • capital • punishment
Reports Detail Failings of US Capital Punishment According to reports on homicide rates and race's relationship to capital punishment, questions are raised as to the fairness of executions in the United States. death penalty • capital punishment • execution • problems with the death penalty • problems with capital punishment
Where The Candidates Stand, Part 2: The Republicans Part 2 of 2. A look at the views and voting records of Republican candidate George Bush and his running mate Dick Cheney. death • penalty • capital • punishment • u.s.
Where The Candidates Stand, Part 1: The Democrats Part 1 of 2. In this series, we will look at the stances of the Democrat and Republican candidates on the issue of capital punishment. death • penalty • us • supreme • court
A Living Soul With this week's anniversary of the controversial Roe v. Wade Supreme Court decision of 1973, there is a lot of debate and discussion about the "sanctity of human life." roe • wade • abortion • euthanasia • capital punishment
A New Day Georgia's highest court struck down electrocution as a method of execution. Why did it take so long? Take a look... united states supreme court • capital punishment
Capital Punishment And Legislative Unfairness Witness to Innocence and other death penalty opponents asked Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell to issue a moratorium on the death penalty. crimes of poverty • disposable people • capital punishment and classism • social exclusion • death penalty
Capital Punishment Costs An Economic Liability Streamlining the costs of governing is a growing concern in light of an economic recession, but many have ignored the costly practice of executing prisoners in the U.S. capital punishment • economic impact of capital punishment • economy • economics of crime • u.s. penal system
China Releases National Human Rights Action Plan On April 14, 2008, the government of China released a National Human Rights Action Plan that critics claim emphasizes economic rights at the expense of civil liberties. china • national action plan • human rights • constitution • capital punishment
Death Penalty Drives Governor's Race In Virginia Virginia's two gubernatorial candidates Jerry Kilgore and Tim Kaine may not be getting a lot of press outside of Virginia right now, but they will be getting it--once people see what's at stake. death • penalty • death penalty • capital • punishment
Defining Mental Retardation Two years removed from a landmark decision, the legal system has a new battle it must face: how to define mental retardation. death • penalty • mentally • retarded • u.s.
Doctors And Executions: A Complex Question Of Medicine, Ethics, And Law Some doctors are coming under fire for their participation in the administration of lethal injections. Is the practice ethical? Lately, difficult questions are being raised. death • penalty • doctors • ethics • executions
James Billington, Executioner James Billington was a member of a family of executioners. His sons followed him into the criminal justice trade, although only one lived into old age. james billington executioner • james billington • billington executioner • billington executioner family • billington executioners
Roman Catholic Bishops Launch Controversial Campaign Against The Death Penalty Buoyed by a recent shift towards anti-death penalty sentiments, U.S. Catholic bishops recently launched a campaign against capital punishment. However, the campaign is not without controversy. death • penalty • death penalty • capital • punishment
The Death Penalty as Just Punishment Although some believe capital punishment deters future crime, others feel it is biased, wrong, and unjustly sending innocent men and women to their deaths. capital punishment • death penalty • crime • punishment • deterrent
The Death Penalty Debate: A Starting Point Type "death penalty" into Google and it returns thousands of sites. Where should one start to find factual information? What slants and biases should one avoid? Here's a place to start. death • penalty • us • capital • punishment
The Death Penalty In The Military Despite its lack of publicity, the death penalty in the U.S. military has a long history and a controversial application. death • penalty • capital • punishment • u.s.
The International Perspective, Part 1 In this two part series, we will look at the issue of the death penalty from an international perspective, specifically how that perspective relates to the United States’ use and support of capital punishment. death • penalty • death penalty • u.s. • us
The International Perspective, Part 2 Part 2 of 2: How other nations and governing bodies attempt to influence the U.S. position on the death penalty and whether or not these pressures have an effect. death • penalty • death penalty • us • supreme
The level of punishment must strike a balance. Special guest author Evan Spencer (saves my but again - sorry family emergency) ... With this look at the multiple methods of correctional system punishment. An intriguing and thought provoking read. corrections • punishment • levels • australia • united states
The Pros and Cons of the Death Penalty The issue of capital punishment in the United States has caused controversy around the world for a long time. But what are the two arguments on the death penalty? the pros and cons of the death penalty • what are the advantages and disadvantages of capit • death penalty • capital punishment • us justice system
The Unusual Case Of Kathy MacClellan Capital punishment for juveniles has been a hot topic in the news this year, but the case of Kathy MacClellan is at the other end of the spectrum. death • penalty • death penalty • capital • punishment
U.S. Courts Draw Lines on Child Rape The Supreme Court's ruling on capital punishment does little to resolve the debate on child crimes. child rape • supreme court • intent of law • crime severity • punishment
Why The Evolving Standards Of Decency Will Spare Juveniles Following its own method of determining relevance and decency, the U.S. Supreme Court will uphold a state ruling and thus banish the practice of sentencing juveniles to death. death • penalty • simmons • roper • juveniles
Death Penalty Updates Part 1: Updates on death penalty articles from 2003-2004. death • penalty • dna • moratoriums • sniper
Now What? The Next Legislative Step May Be The Most Difficult Fresh off two Supreme Court victories, anti-death penalty advocates are looking to take on what could be their most difficult task: ending capital punishment for the mentally ill. death • penalty • death penalty • supreme • court
The Pendulum Will Swing Back Despite the recent surge of support for the anti-death penalty movement, state governors, legislatures, and a select cast of criminals may pose a serious challenge to such sentiments in the very near future. death • penalty • u.s. • anti • pro
John Ellis, Executioner John Ellis's career as an executioner spanned more than two decades, but his profession took a heavy toll on him. john ellis executioner • john ellis • history of execution • list of executioners • british executioners
A Downward Trend The number of death sentences and executions in the U.S. has dropped in recent years. Are we witnessing a new trend? death • penalty • capital • punishment • u.s.
Death Penalty Dilemma More moral and legal aspects of the death penalty continue to surface worldwide. For abolition, institution, or some murky middle ground, there is no common view. Why? death penalty • capital punishment • dilemma • capital offenses • murder
Dancing with Death The death penalty, always a hot-button topic of conversation and debate, becomes a virtual boiling pot when the government takes someone's life in the absence of the commission of a murder. One of our sister states has entered the fray by ordering that a man's life be ended, after he brutally raped a young girl. Is the practice of killing without a killing, justice, or a dangerous waltz? death penalty • supreme court • eighth amendment
History of the Death Penalty The death penalty was customary in Europe over several centuries. This article looks at the instruments used to execute criminals and heretics. the death penalty • capital punishment • amnesty international • decapitation • drawing and quartering
In-Depth With The DPIC An interview with Robert Deans, Information Specialist for the non-profit Death Penalty Information Center. death • penalty • us • supreme • court
Mr. Death: A Genius in his Own Mind Errol Morris uncovers the human being behind the infamous Fred S. Leuchter, Jr., but is a man of science or an advocate of hate and ignorance? documentary • documentary film • film • movie • errol morris
Passion of the Christian: Literal Thinking and Violence Portrayed A commentary on the new Mel Gibson film, The Passion of the Christ. passion • literal thinking • religious violence • christ • passion of the christ
The History of Crucifixion During the Easter period reenactments of Christ's death take place worldwide. Crucifixion dates at least to 700 BC and remains the law in some countries today. crucifixion • the passion of the christ • good friday • death penalty • capital punishment
Velma Barfield, Death Row Granny Velma Barfield may have looked like a kind hearted granny, but in truth she was a callous serial killer, convicted by a jury after deliberating for just an hour. velma barfield • capital punishment • lethal injection • death row • serial killer
The monstrosity of Christian belief Christian belief is evil in nature, not just a good ideology that has been perverted by fallible humans. crime • criminal • criminals • criminality • evil
Third Things First Why voting for third party candidates is an essential first step to accomplishing any progressive reforms, be they in the environment, women's rights, gun control, education, or what have you. elections • voting • parties • priorities • progressive
Book Review: 101 Crimes of the Century This list of famous crimes from the past one hundred years includes murders, assassinations and serial killings. 101 crimes of the century • compilation of true crime stories • alan j whiticker • infamous murders • assassinations
Four Mounties Killed On Thursday, March 3, 2005, four RCMP officers were gunned down in the line of duty. When will our politicans see that they must give power to police and the courts in order to stop the escalation of crime. mounties • rcmp • royal canadian mounted police • 4 officers killed • officers gunned down
Midwest Murders: The Clutter Murder Case On November 15, 1959, four members of the Clutter family were bound, gagged, and shot to death in their isolated farm home in Holcomb, Kansas, by two strangers. clutter murders • hickock and smith • in cold blood • perry edward smith • richard eugene hickock
Religious Test for the Supreme Court Liberals show uncharactistic intolerance and question Johns Roberts' qualifications based on his religious beliefs johns roberts • e.j. dionne • christopher hitchens • supreme court
Child Sex Crimes in U.S. an Increasing Concern Across the country cases of sexual abuse against children seem to be escalating. In the wake of the Supreme Court's ruling on child rape questions are raised. sexual abuse • crimes against children • child crimes • escalation of sexual abuse • crime trend
Execution by Guillotine Associated with the French Revolution, the guillotine was predated by earlier devices invented for the same grisly purpose. death by decapitation • dr. joseph-ignace guillotin • reign of terror • halifax gibbet • scottish maiden
The Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution The Eighth Amendment to the US Constitution is part of the Bill of Rights. It grants certain rights in the context of criminal prosecutions. eighth amendment • excessive bail • excessive fines • cruel and unusual punishment • death penalty
Challenges Ahead For All There is still work to be done, wrongs to be righted, and integrity to uphold, irregardless of age. baby boomer • baby boomers • boomer • boomers • social injustice
Decision on Juvenile Death Penalty The Constitution has become so revered that it is now burdened by the popular perception that everything that is good must be mandated somewhere in the Constitution and that the Constitution must prohibit all that is bad... roper v. simmons • juvenile death penalty
How to Prepare a Persuasive Speech When it comes time for students to deliver a persuasive speech, if they follow certain guidelines, they can deliver a speech that is both powerful and effective. persuasive speech • persuasive speaking • speech • public speaking • speech writing |
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