Death Penalty Research Unit Blog Back to Faculty of Law Blogs KeywordsDeath PenaltyUnited States More filters Less filters 14 February 2024 The DPRU honours Robert Badinter (1928-2024) by: Carolyn Hoyle 22 December 2023 Two damnable trilogies: The U.S. Supreme Court’s jurisprudence on ‘method-of-execution’ challenges and resultant botched and failed executions in Alabama by: Jon Yorke, Joel Zivot 19 December 2023 The politics behind Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act by: Diana Peel 13 November 2023 The death penalty and scrupulous respect for the right to a fair trial by: Philippa Webb, Daisy Peterson 24 October 2023 Rallying lawmakers in the American South: An investigation of Virginia’s path to abolition by: Aimee Clesi 10 October 2023 The enigma of de facto abolition: Researching the death penalty in countries which do not execute by: Daniel Cullen 10 October 2023 ‘We don’t execute’: The neglected reality of condemned prisoners in ADF countries by: Amanda Clift-Matthews 29 September 2023 Lethal injections for executions: Medics, ethics and the futile search for the least painful method by: Kanishk Gaurav Pandey, Harshal Chhabra 25 September 2023 Artistic Resilience: Living on Death Row by: Lucrezia Rizzelli 31 August 2023 Mapping foreign nationals on death row in Asia and the Middle East: A new database for researchers by: Jocelyn Hutton 28 August 2023 Crude opinion polls on the death penalty distort public debate by: Carolyn Hoyle 24 August 2023 Is the death penalty dying? by: Ron Dudai 27 July 2023 Closing death row: The road to abolition in Ghana by: Carolyn Hoyle, Saul Lehrfreund 21 July 2023 Penal parsimony, paternalism and postcolonialism: Women and the death penalty in Ireland by: Lynsey Black 19 May 2023 Voices from Death Row: Pete Ouko's 18 years on death row in Kenya by: David Rose Load More
