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Research on Death Penalty and Related Topics
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Research on Death Penalty and Related Topics
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Author(s)
Jones, Greg
Connelly, Michael
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Maryland State Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy (College Park, MD)
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Published 2001.
7 pages.
Related Topics
Capital punishment
(Justice System)
Female offenders
(Special Offenders)
Juveniles
(Offender Management)
Juveniles
(Special Offenders)
Maryland
Sentencing disparity
(Justice System)
Sentencing disparity
(Statistics &Research)
The deterrence effect of the death penalty on crime in general and homicides in particular is reviewed. The following sections comprise this paper: death penalty and deterrence; juveniles and the death penalty; disparity and the death penalty; women and the death penalty; Maryland and the death penalty; and conclusions. According to recent research, the death penalty does not affect deterrence to a significant degree.
Accession Number: 017205
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