The Killing State
Capital Punishment in Law, Politics, and Culture
Paperback Engels 2001 9780195146028Samenvatting
Twenty five years ago, the US Supreme Court temporarily halted capital punishment. However, since then the death penalty has returned with a vengeance. This collection brings together the work of ten writers to discuss the meaning of execution in American law and culture. It provides historical background on the death penalty and brings together arguments about the morality of capital punishment with arguments about its meaning. It considers whether, as many have argued, the death penalty by way of example causes the very violence to which it is supposed to respond. With contributors such as Hugh Bedau, Frank Zimring, and Jonathan Simon, it offers a range of prominent voices to the continuing debate on capital punishment.
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