Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015May 01, 2015 EDT
When One Lives In A Glass House, One Should Not Throw Stones: How Continuing To Allow Capital Punishment While Trying To Foster Humanitarianism On A Global Scale Can No Longer Co-Exist
When One Lives In A Glass House, One Should Not Throw Stones: How Continuing To Allow Capital Punishment While Trying To Foster Humanitarianism On A Global Scale Can No Longer Co-Exist
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2015
- Volume 2Duncan School of Law Lincoln Memorial University
- Foreword: Captial Punishment: Iterating Toward Perfection, When Perfection Is UnattainableMacLean Charles E.
- Autism Is Not a Tragedy...Ignorance Is: Suppressing Evidence Of Asperger's Syndrome And High-Functioning Autism in Capital Trials Prejudices Defendant's For A Death SentenceFoster Sheena
- When One Lives In A Glass House, One Should Not Throw Stones: How Continuing To Allow Capital Punishment While Trying To Foster Humanitarianism On A Global Scale Can No Longer Co-ExistColeman Paige
- "He Who Wishes To Preserve His Life At Others' Expense Should Also Be Ready To Give It Up For Their Sake:" How Natural Law And The Declaration Of Independence Justify Capital PunishmentDavenport V Nicholas
- To Live Or To Die: Money Is Not An Option-Cost-Benefit Evidence And Arguments Should Be Held Inadmissible In Capital Case SentencingGardner Ivy J.
- Help Wanted: States Left With The Daunting Task Of Applying The Atkins Holding For The Exemption Of Mentally Retarded Defendants From The Death PenaltyInglish Kendall Nicole
- Tennessee's Capital Punishment History And Today's Merited Reprieve For Its Death PenaltyNoe Randall T.
Coleman Paige, When One Lives In A Glass House, One Should Not Throw Stones: How Continuing To Allow Capital Punishment While Trying To Foster Humanitarianism On A Global Scale Can No Longer Co-Exist, 2 LMU Law Review 30 (2015).