Dead certainty the death penalty and the problem of judgment Jennifer L. Culbert
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TextLanguage: English Series: Cultural memory in the presentPublisher: Stanford, Calif. Stanford University Press 2008Description: 235 S. 23 cmContent type: - Text
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- Band
- 0804757453
- 0804757461
- 9780804757454
- 9780804757461
- Capital punishment -- United States
- Capital punishment -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States
- Judgments, Criminal -- United States
- Capital punishment -- United States
- Capital punishment -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States
- Judgments, Criminal -- United States
- Siemens Fellow , Class of Fall 2011
- Fellow
- USA
- Todesstrafe
- Rechtsphilosophie
- 364.660973 22
- HV8699.U5
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- 86.37
- 86.02
- 3
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Judgment and metaphysics : American capital punishment jurisprudence and Friedrich Nietzsche's history of an error -- The promise of reliability and the twin objectives of the capital punishment system -- The consolation of common sense in the regulation of capital punishment -- The cockcrow of positivism : "normal" culpability in capital punishment jurisprudence -- The impact of Payne : the return of sense to capital punishment jurisprudence -- The end of error : DNA technology and the decision not to decide in capital cases -- The experience of judgment
Judgment and metaphysics : American capital punishment jurisprudence and Friedrich Nietzsche's history of an error -- The promise of reliability and the twin objectives of the capital punishment system -- The consolation of common sense in the regulation of capital punishment -- The cockcrow of positivism : "normal" culpability in capital punishment jurisprudence -- The impact of Payne : the return of sense to capital punishment jurisprudence -- The end of error : DNA technology and the decision not to decide in capital cases -- The experience of judgment
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