Titlebook: Ending the Death Penalty; The European Experie Andrew Hammel Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010

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What Does the Worldwide Popularity of Capital Punishment Tell Us?ecular law. Execution for certain crimes is required, for example, in the Code of Hammurabi, the Old Testament, Hindu Law, and the Koran (Greenberg and West 2008). The . of 1231, a codebook promulgated by King Frederick II of Sicily which was one of the first well-organized European legal codes, pro

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The Hollow Hope of Public EducationThis is one of the declared goals of the American abolition movement. Richard Dieter, Executive Director of the Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC), described the task facing America’s abolitionists thus: ‘We need to work in all parts of the educational process, in schools, churches, on the Inte

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Case Study One — Germanyough policy in the various small principalities that formed pre-modern Germany varied widely, use of the death penalty was relatively sparing and merciful, especially compared with contemporary English policy. Under Beccaria’s influence — and sometimes at his express urging — Prussian and Austrian r

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Case Study Two — The United Kingdome, the English legal system derives from the common law, a flexible set of legal principles developed largely by judges over a period of centuries. Thus, English law is indifferent to, perhaps even hostile to, the sort of logically structured, all-encompassing legal ‘codes’ favored by Continental ju

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Elaborating the European Modelperience. The previous chapters suggest that despite radically differing historical contexts, certain broad historical patterns were common to abolition in all three countries. In this chapter, I will elaborate on some of these broad patterns in an attempt to show how that abolition of capital punis

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Why the European Model Failed in the United Stateso retain capital punishment (Japan also has the death penalty), nor is it the largest retentionist country (India and China are both retentionist). Yet the perception remains that the United States — with its European roots and Western legal system — somehow ‘should’ have abolished capital punishmen

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