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Declaring life at the crossroads of death: Victims' anti‐death penalty views and prosecutors' charging decisions
Criminal Justice Ethics 18 (2):41-57 (1999)
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. Declaring life at the crossroads of death: Victims’ anti‐death penalty views and prosecutors’ charging decisions. Criminal Justice Ethics: Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 41-57.My notes
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