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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 61 > No. 4 (1998)

 

Volume 61, Number 4 (Autumn 1998)
The ABA's Proposed Moratorium on the Death Penalty

James E. Coleman, Jr
Special Editor.

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Foreword

James E. Coleman Jr.

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Recapturing the Spirit of Furman: The American Bar Association and the New Abolitionist Politics

Austin Sarat

5

 

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Eighth Amendment Meanings from the ABA’s Moratorium Resolution

Louis D. Bilionis

29

 

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Moratorium on the Death Penalty for Juveniles

Victor L. Streib

55

 

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Defending Categorical Exemptions to the Death Penalty: Reflections on the ABA’s Resolutions Concerning the Execution of Juveniles and Persons with Mental Retardation

Carol Steiker and Jordan Steiker

89

 

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The Execution of the Innocent

Michael L. Radelet and Hugo Adam Bedau

105

 

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Lost Lives: Miscarriages of Justice in Capital Cases

Samuel R. Gross

125

 

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Racial Disparity and the Death Penalty

John C. McAdams

153

 

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The American Bar Association and Federal Habeas Corpus

Larry W. Yackle

171

 

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The Quality of Justice in Capital Cases: Illinois as a Case Study

Leigh B. Bienen

193

 

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Appendix: American Bar Association Resolution

219

 

Further Developments

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The Rhetoric of Neutrality and the Philosophers’ Brief: A Critique of the Amicus Brief of Six Moral Philosophers in Washington v. Glucksberg and Vacco v. Quill

Richard Church

233

 

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Sentenced for a “Crime” the Government Did Not Prove: Jones v. United States and the Constitutional Limitations on Factfinding by Sentencing Factors Rather Than Elements of the Offense

Benjamin J. Priester

249

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff