Presents wide-ranging scholarly perspectives from psychologists, legal professionals, and criminologists, along with compelling personal accounts from prison administrators and actual death row inmates. Together, they reveal the systemic, physical, and moral conditions that define and underlie death row.
Presents wide-ranging scholarly perspectives from psychologists, legal professionals, and criminologists, along with compelling personal accounts from prison administrators and actual death row inmates. Together, they reveal the systemic, physical, and moral conditions that define and underlie death row.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Hans Toch, James R. Acker, and Vincent Martin Bonventre
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Contributors Foreword Jamie Fellner Acknowledgments Introduction Hans Toch, James R. Acker, and Vincent Martin Bonventre Part I: Overview of Death Row Conditions Chapter 1: Rethinking Classification, Programming, and Housing for Death Row Inmates Jeanne Woodford Chapter 2: Waiting Alone to Die Terry A. Kupers Chapter 3: Lessons in Living and Dying in the Shadow of the Death House: A Review of Ethnographic Research on Death Row Confinement Robert Johnson and Gabe Whitbread Part II: Legal and Policy Issues Chapter 4: Death Row Solitary Confinement and Constitutional Considerations Fred Cohen Chapter 5: The Failure of a Security Rationale for Death Row Mark D. Cunningham, Thomas J. Reidy, and Jonathan R. Sorensen Chapter 6: Execution "Volunteers": Psychological and Legal Issues Meredith Martin Rountree Part III: Concepts of Time on Death Row Chapter 7: Psychological Survival in Isolation: Tussling With Time on Death Row Ian O'Donnell Chapter 8: Time on Death Row Bruce Jackson and Diane Christian Chapter 9: Spending Time on Death Row: A Case Study Gareth Evans, Eleanor Price, Amy Ludlow, Ruth Armstrong, and Shadd Maruna, with Jonathan Reed Part IV: Stories of Surviving Death Row and Postexoneration Trauma Chapter 10: Once Numbered Among the Dead, Now I Live! Joe D'Ambrosio with Rev. Neil Kookoothe Chapter 11: "Dreaming That I'm Swimming in the Beautiful Caribbean Sea": One Man's Story on Surviving Death Row Charles S. Lanier Chapter 12: Continuing Trauma and Aftermath for Exonerated Death Row Survivors Saundra D. Westervelt and Kimberly J. Cook Appendix. Rethinking Death Row: Variations in the Housing of Individuals Sentenced to Death The Arthur Liman Public Interest Program, Yale Law School Index About the Editors
Contributors Foreword Jamie Fellner Acknowledgments Introduction Hans Toch, James R. Acker, and Vincent Martin Bonventre Part I: Overview of Death Row Conditions Chapter 1: Rethinking Classification, Programming, and Housing for Death Row Inmates Jeanne Woodford Chapter 2: Waiting Alone to Die Terry A. Kupers Chapter 3: Lessons in Living and Dying in the Shadow of the Death House: A Review of Ethnographic Research on Death Row Confinement Robert Johnson and Gabe Whitbread Part II: Legal and Policy Issues Chapter 4: Death Row Solitary Confinement and Constitutional Considerations Fred Cohen Chapter 5: The Failure of a Security Rationale for Death Row Mark D. Cunningham, Thomas J. Reidy, and Jonathan R. Sorensen Chapter 6: Execution "Volunteers": Psychological and Legal Issues Meredith Martin Rountree Part III: Concepts of Time on Death Row Chapter 7: Psychological Survival in Isolation: Tussling With Time on Death Row Ian O'Donnell Chapter 8: Time on Death Row Bruce Jackson and Diane Christian Chapter 9: Spending Time on Death Row: A Case Study Gareth Evans, Eleanor Price, Amy Ludlow, Ruth Armstrong, and Shadd Maruna, with Jonathan Reed Part IV: Stories of Surviving Death Row and Postexoneration Trauma Chapter 10: Once Numbered Among the Dead, Now I Live! Joe D'Ambrosio with Rev. Neil Kookoothe Chapter 11: "Dreaming That I'm Swimming in the Beautiful Caribbean Sea": One Man's Story on Surviving Death Row Charles S. Lanier Chapter 12: Continuing Trauma and Aftermath for Exonerated Death Row Survivors Saundra D. Westervelt and Kimberly J. Cook Appendix. Rethinking Death Row: Variations in the Housing of Individuals Sentenced to Death The Arthur Liman Public Interest Program, Yale Law School Index About the Editors
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