The question of whether death sentences are handed out fairly and whether the criminal justice system should introduce significant reforms to prevent the execution of innocents has provoked heated debate. Contributers examine claims that the death penalty results in wrongful executions and discriminates against minorities, the poor, and the mentally retarded.
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The question of whether death sentences are handed out fairly and whether the criminal justice system should introduce significant reforms to prevent the execution of innocents has provoked heated debate. Contributers examine claims that the death penalty results in wrongful executions and discriminates against minorities, the poor, and the mentally retarded.
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