A pair of award-winning authors interviewed Americans deeply involved in the death penalty system, and they explore the mind-set of those who play some role in executions -- including prison wardens, prosecutors, jurors, judges, and relatives of murder victims.
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A pair of award-winning authors interviewed Americans deeply involved in the death penalty system, and they explore the mind-set of those who play some role in executions -- including prison wardens, prosecutors, jurors, judges, and relatives of murder victims.
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Very good, very good. 270, notes, index, minor wear to bottom edge of DJ. A pair of award-winning authors interview Americans deeply involved in the death penalty system, and explore the mind-set of those who play some role in executions--including prison wardens, prosecutors, jurors, judges, and relatives of murder victims. The authors probe changes in methods of execution, from hanging to lethal injection, considering whatthis search for more"humane" executions reveals about us as individuals and as a society.
