Death Penalty Research Unit Blog Back to Faculty of Law Blogs KeywordsDeath PenaltyUnited States More filters Less filters 26 January 2022 The Uncertainty of De Facto Moratoria and Persistence of Death Row Phenomenon by: Lyle C May, Julia Udell 18 January 2022 Contradictions of The Penal System and ‘Pains of Imprisonment’: New Evidence from India by: Baljeet Kaur 11 January 2022 Studying Chinese Netizens’ Opinions on Death Sentences by: Bin Liang 9 December 2021 Part II: The Death Penalty in Papua New Guinea: A Dialogue within the United Nations by: Jon Yorke 9 December 2021 Part I: The Death Penalty in Papua New Guinea: A Continuing Constitutional Anomaly by: Jon Yorke 2 December 2021 Opposition to capital punishment among opinion formers in the Eastern Caribbean and Barbados by: Carolyn Hoyle, Saul Lehrfreund 26 November 2021 Foreign nationals facing the death penalty: the role of consular assistance by: Daniel Cullen 8 November 2021 The resilience of treason laws and the fight for global abolition by: Ron Dudai 11 October 2021 The plight of domestic workers on death row in the Middle East by: Jocelyn Hutton, Emma Rice 11 October 2021 Why take a gender-based approach to the death penalty for drug trafficking? by: Dr Lucy Harry 5 October 2021 DPRU Q&As: Hannah Gorman, Director of the Florida Center for Capital Representation by: Hannah Gorman 30 June 2021 No barrier to abolition: Analysing attitudes to the death penalty in Indonesia by: Carolyn Hoyle, Parvais Jabbar 23 June 2021 The role of mitigating evidence in capital cases by: Elizabeth Vartkessian 1 June 2021 Malawi and the Puzzle of Constitutional Death Penalty Clauses by: Andrew Novak 28 May 2021 Mapping migrant workers on death row in Saudi Arabia by: Jocelyn Hutton, Daniel Cullen Load More
