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Capital Punishment: A Reference Handbook
On April 1, 2000, according to the Death Penalty Information Center, 87 nations
were in the retentionist category, 73 fell into the absolute abolitionist category, 13
were abolitionist for ordinary crimes, and “at least 22” were abolitionist de facto, ...
Michael Kronenwetter,
2001
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Confronting Capital Punishment in Asia: Human Rights, ...
The more clear, consistent, and unequivocal this stance is, the more impact it will
have on retentionist nations. Part 3 of this chapter will examine Australia's
internal laws and policies and its related stance internationally on the death
penalty in ...
Roger Hood, Surya Deva,
2013
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The Politics of the Rope: The Campaign to Abolish Capital ...
This yielded three degrees of 'retentionist', one 'undecided' group and one '
abolitionist', and these were then used in the analysis of the responses to the
preceding questions. The five groups were:Very strong retentionist (R) – strong ...
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The Death Penalty in America: Current Controversies
Also contrary to the deterrence thesis, simple comparisons of retentionist and
abolitionist jurisdictions showed that the provision for the death penalty had no
discernible effect on murder. Indeed, such studies often showed an opposite
pattern ...
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Exile and Embrace: Contemporary Religious Discourse on the ...
Contemporary Religious Discourse on the Death Penalty Anthony Santoro. This
bilateral individualism tracks well with the retentionist exile. Both respond to a
real crisis with real acts ofviolence perpetrated against real victims, in response
to ...
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The Abolition of the Death Penalty in International Law
abolitionist in practice (i.e. countries and territories which retain the death penalty
for ordinary crimes but have not executed anyone during the past ten years or
more); and retentionist countries (i.e. countries and territories which retain and
use ...
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The Road to Abolition?: The Future of Capital Punishment in ...
Regardless, it is likely that the political forces that have shaped these trends
toward abolition at the international level will continue to exercise pressure on
the United States and individual retentionist states in this country. Peer and
regional ...
Jr., Charles J. Ogletree, Austin Sarat,
2009
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Religion and the Death Penalty: A Call for Reckoning
Context and Contours of the Death Penalty Debate Disagreement over the death
penalty in the contemporary debate is often couched in terms of "abolitionist" and
"retentionist" positions; the former seek to abolish the death penalty, while the ...
Erik C. Owens, John David Carlson, Eric P. Elshtain,
2004
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Moral Choices: An Introduction to Ethics
Inherent in the retentionist view is the sense that capital punishment has been
allowed historically and that moral reservations about its use have arisen only
within the last century. Thus, capital punishment has been traditionally viewed as
...
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Who Owns Antiquity?: Museums and the Battle over Our Ancient ...
Nationalist retentionist cultural property laws force national identities onto works
of art, even works of art that were made long before nations—certainly specific
nations— existed. Encyclopedic art museums are based on the
eighteenthcentury ...
WIADOMOŚCI, KTÓRE ZAWIERAJĄ SŁOWO «RETENTIONIST»
Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
retentionist w wiadomościach.
Let us get rid of the death penalty
Guyana is now the last retentionist country in South America. In 2014, only one country in the Americas actually used the death penalty ‒ the USA executed ... «Stabroek News, Lip 15»
Asian Regional Congress to focus on death penalty for drug offences
The responsibility of the European countries and UN agencies in financing anti-drug programs in retentionist countries. Make a clear distinction between the ... «Bayoubuzz, Cze 15»
UN rights office welcomes Nebraska as latest US state to abolish …
... level moratorium on the death penalty, while engaging “retentionist states with a view to achieving a nationwide moratorium,” as a first step towards abolition. «UN News Centre, Maj 15»
AUSTRALIAN GOVERNMENT AND THE DEATH PENALTY: A WAY …
There are many organisations and lawyers campaigning for the death penalty's abolition within retentionist countries. Supporting and resourcing these groups is ... «Human Rights Watch, Maj 15»
Despite Tsarnaev, the death penalty is on the decline
Thirty-four U.S. states are “retentionist” — they still have some form of capital punishment on the books — and 16 states have executed a person in the last three ... «Los Angeles Times, Maj 15»
Common sense of the death
Be it abolitionist or retentionist, this is part of these differences. And most people agree that both sides have their standpoints, values and arguments and that ... «Jakarta Post, Kwi 15»
ASEAN governments urged to abolish death penalty
Within Southeast Asia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and Viet Nam are retentionist countries that actively use the death penalty. Philippines and ... «The Online Citizen, Kwi 15»
One hundred death penalty free countries within reach after Fiji …
... to 16 the number of countries in the Americas to abolish the death penalty for all crimes and leave Guyana as the only retentionist country in South America. «Amnesty International Livewire, Mar 15»
Abolisionist atau Retentionist?
Tekanan terhadap Indonesia mengenai keputusan untuk melakukan hukuman mati ternyata tidak berhenti saat eksekusi gelombang pertama dilakukan kepada ... «SINDOnews.com, Lut 15»
Clemency sign of presidential
Supporters of the death penalty for drug trafficking may point to falling rates of drug addiction in a retentionist country like Singapore, yet in social science studies ... «Jakarta Post, Sty 15»