Table of contents for The death penalty : opposing viewpoints / Diane Andrews Henningfeld, book editor ; Bonnie Szumski, publisher ; Helen Cothran, managing editor.


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Chapter 1: Is the Death Penalty Just?
Chapter Preface                                    14
1. The Death Penalty Is Just                       16
Antonin Scalia
2. The Death Penalty Is Unjust                     25
Anthony G. Amsterdam
3. The Death Penalty Kills Innocent People         34
Daily Record Advisory Board
4. The Death Penalty Protects Innocent People      47
Jeffjacoby
5. Executions Deliver Reasonable Retribution       51
Bob Goodlatte
6. Executions Do Not Deliver Reasonable Retribution  55
Robert Grant
7. The Death Penalty Is Consistent with Religious
Ethics                                          62
Kerby Anderson
8. The Death Penalty Is Not Consistent with
Religious Ethics                                71
Kenneth R. Overberg
Periodical Bibliography                            80
Chapter 2: Does the Death Penalty Deter Crime?
Chapter Preface                                    82
1. Common Sense Proves That the Death Penalty
Deters Crime                                    84
Richard A. Devine
2. Common Sense Proves That the Death Penalty
Does Not Deter Crime                            89
Marshall Dayan
3. Studies Show That the Death Penalty Deters Crime 93
lain Murray
4. Studies Show That the Death Penalty Does Not
Deter Crime                                       99
Ted Goertzel
5. The Death Penalty Protects Americans from
Terrorism                                        105
Johnny Sutton
6. The Death Penalty Makes Americans More
Vulnerable to Terrorists                         109
Timothy H. Edgar
Periodical Bibliography                            114
Chapter 3: Is the Death Penalty Applied Fairly?
Chapter Preface                                    116
1. The Death Penalty Discriminates Against Racial
Minorities                                       118
Christina Swarns
2. The Death Penalty Does Not Discriminate Against
Racial Minorities                                123
John Perazzo
3. Juveniles Should Not Receive the Death Penalty  127
Anthony M. Kennedy
4. Juveniles Should Not Be Exempt from the Death
Penalty                                          133
Sandra Day O'Connor
5. DNA Evidence Will Make the Death Penalty
More Fair                                        142
Paul A. Logli
6. DNA Evidence Does Not Make the Death Penalty
More Fair                                        149
Richard Dieter
7. Attorney Incompetence Makes the Death Penalty
Unfair                                           155
Friends Committee on Legislation Education Fund
8. Attorney Competence Does Not Make the Death
Penalty Unfair                                   160
Joshua K. Marquis
Periodical Bibliography                            166
Chapter 4: Should the Death Penalty Be
Reformed?
Chapter Preface                                 168
1. The Death Penalty Should Be Abolished       170
Women's Bar Association of the State of New York
2. The Death Penalty Must Be Maintained         177
Dudley Sharp
3. The Death Penalty Must Be Reformed           184
Steven D. Stewart
4. The Death Penalty Is Too Flawed to Be Fixed  187
Amnesty International
5. The Death Penalty Costs Too Much             192
George Sjostrom
6. The Death Penalty Does Not Cost Too Much     196
Jon Sorensen
7. Lethal Injection Should Be Abolished        200
Lancet
8. Lethal Injection Should Be Maintained       204
Kyle Janek



Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Capital punishment, Capital punishment Moral and ethical aspects, Capital punishment United States