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Exchange on the death penalty

Humanism and the death penalty, with special emphasis on the post-Furman experience

Robert M. Bohm Jacksonville State University
Pages 173-195 | Published online: 22 Aug 2006

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Martin Urbina. (2002) Furman and Gregg exit death row?: Un-weaving an old controversy. The Justice Professional 15:2, pages 105-125.
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MarkC. Seis & KennethL. Elbe. (1991) The death penalty for juveniles: Bridging the gap between an evolving standard of decency and legislative policy. Justice Quarterly 8:4, pages 465-487.
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DavidO. Friedrichs. (1989) Comment—Humanism and the death penalty: An alternative perspective. Justice Quarterly 6:2, pages 197-209.
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Robert M. Bohm & Ronald E. Vogel. (1994) A comparison of factors associated with uninformed and informed death penalty opinions. Journal of Criminal Justice 22:2, pages 125-143.
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Mark M. Lanier & David L. Carter. (1993) Applying computer simulation to forecast homicide rates. Journal of Criminal Justice 21:5, pages 467-479.
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ROBERT M. BOHM, LOUISE J. CLARK & ADRIAN F. AVENI. (2016) Knowledge and Death Penalty Opinion: A Test of the Marshall Hypotheses. Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency 28:3, pages 360-387.
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