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Will the death penalty remain alive in the twenty-first century?: International norms, discrimination, arbitrariness, and the risk of executing the innocent
Authors: Bright, SB
Citation: Sb. Bright, Will the death penalty remain alive in the twenty-first century?: International norms, discrimination, arbitrariness, and the risk of executing the innocent, WI LAW REV, (1), 2001, pp. 1-27
Elected judges and the death penalty in Texas: Why full habeas corpus review by independent federal judges is indispensable to protecting constitutional rights
Authors: Bright, SB
Citation: Sb. Bright, Elected judges and the death penalty in Texas: Why full habeas corpus review by independent federal judges is indispensable to protecting constitutional rights, TEX LAW REV, 78(7), 2000, pp. 1805-1837
Human rights and human wrongs: Is the United States death penalty system inconsistent with international human rights law?
Authors: Allmand, W Bright, SB Carter, R Koenig, DM Schabas, WA Seriti, WL
Citation: W. Allmand et al., Human rights and human wrongs: Is the United States death penalty system inconsistent with international human rights law?, FORDHAM LAW, 67(6), 1999, pp. 2793-2825
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