Questioning Capital Punishment: Law, Policy, and Practice (Criminology and Justice Studies)
Questioning Capital Punishment examines the death penalty through the connected perspectives of law, policy, and practice. Positioned within criminology and justice studies, James R. Acker’s book offers a focused foundation for readers exploring the legal and institutional questions surrounding capital punishment.
About This Book
Questioning Capital Punishment considers the legal, policy, and practical dimensions of capital punishment.
Written by James R. Acker, the book is situated within criminology and justice studies.
Its focus supports thoughtful engagement with the institutions, decisions, and broader issues surrounding the death penalty.
This title is suited to readers seeking a structured examination of capital punishment and its place in law and public policy.
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