Death Penalty Research Unit Blog Back to Faculty of Law Blogs KeywordsDeath PenaltyUnited States More filters Less filters 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 ‘We don’t execute’: The neglected reality of condemned prisoners in ADF countries by: Amanda Clift-Matthews 10 October 2023 The enigma of de facto abolition: Researching the death penalty in countries which do not execute by: Daniel Cullen 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 4 May 2023 A Torturous Practice: Prohibiting the Death Penalty’s Use Through a Peremptory Norm of International Law by: John Bessler 17 March 2023 DPRU Q&As: Dr Monisha Lakshminarayanan, social work researcher in India by: Monisha Lakshminarayanan 13 March 2023 “The moral, just and necessary demand”: The resurgence of the death penalty in Israel by: Ron Dudai Load More
