Document Type
Article
Publication Title
Ohio Northern University Law Review
Volume
26
Publication Date
2000
Keywords
electrocution, death penalty, capital punishment, Eighth Amendment
Abstract
This Article contends that there is no moral or legal reason to retain electrocution, particularly because other execution methods are available. It is clear that at some point soon, electrocution will no longer exist in this country and, as a result, throughout the world. By eliminating this perplexing vestige, the other problems with the death penalty may appear all that more offensive.
Recommended Citation
Deborah W. Denno,
Adieu to Electrocution, 26 Ohio N.U. L. Rev. 665
(2000)
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