Adjudicating Claims of Innocence For the Capitally Condemned in Tennessee: Embracing a Truth Forum
Dwight Aarons
Evidence of Racial Discrimination in the Use of the Death Penalty: A Story From Southwest Arkansas (1990-2005) with Special Reference to the Case of Death Row Inmate Frank Williams, Jr.
David C. Baldus, Julie Brain, Neil A. Weiner, & George Woodworth
Racism, Wrongful Convictions, and the Death Penalty
Hugo Adam Bedau.
An Empirical Look at Atkins v. Virginia and its Implications in Capital Cases
John H. Blume, Sheri Lynn Johnson, &
Christopher Seeds
The Illusion of Sanity: The Constitutional and Moral Danger of Medicating Condemned Prisoners in Order to Execute Them
Lyn Suzanne Entzeroth
Effective Capital Defense Representation and the Difficult Client
Bradley A. MacLean
Prosecutorial Error in Death Penalty Cases
Judge Gilbert Stroud Merritt, Jr.
Treated Differently In Life But Not in Death: The Execution of the Intellectually Disabled after Atkins v. Virginia
Penny J. White
Competency for Execution: The Implications of a Communicative Model of Retribution
Pamela A. Wilkins
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Taxation of Intrafamily Transfers: Problems and Proposed Solutions
Amber N. Becton
Two Crimes for the Price of One: The Problem with Kidnapping Statutes in Tennessee and Beyond
