21. Opposing Views Website Results :: Linkspider UK capital punishment from a Christian perspective. The Illinois death penalty Moratoriumon the death penalty in Illinois, with an online poll. Usenet alt. http://www.linkspider.co.uk/Society/Issues/CrimeandJustice/DeathPenalty/Opposing

Opposing Views Websites from Linkspider UK Keyword: Opposing Views Linkspider UK Directory Opposing Views Search for Directory Tree: Top Society Issues Crime and Justice ... Death Penalty : Opposing Views (69) Add URL Advertise Here! Personalize Amazon ... Abolish Discussion List Archives - Abolish is a semi-moderated discussion list pertaining to the abolition of the Death Penalty, primarily in but not necessarily limited to the USA. Web site has several years of discussion archives. At Northern Illinois University. A Perspective Against the Death Penalty by the Mother of a Murder Victim - Woman whose daugher was murdered explains why she opposes the death penalty. Death Penalty Defense Updates - The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers say here that the Death Penalty is wrong. A Capital Defender's Toolbox - Resources for death penalty defense, including habeas corpus, capital trials/appeals, case law updates, AEDPA, PLRA, and a general examination of the death penalty, as well as activist information, news and resources. - The Lamp of Hope includes sections on the death penalty and various prison issues. A well done site.

22. Death Penalty - Essay alt fra større prosjekter til små tekster. death penalty was used to preventcriminal actions. What effect does capital punishment have on society? http://www.propaganda.net/skoleside/875.shtml

Radio Forsiden Proparazzi Zona Cultural Arena ... Siste nytt stuff Oppgaver og stiler Særoppgave Særemne Analyse/tolkning Bokanmeldelse ... Alle stiler, fransk Eksterne linker Engelsk Lærer Naturfag med mer Norsk og stilarkiver ... Studier i utlandet Søk etter stil stuff Legg inn din oppgave! Jeg setter veldig stor pris på om dere gir et bidrag til denne siden, uansett sjanger eller språk. Alt fra større prosjekter til små tekster. Bare slik kan skolesiden bli bedre! Legg inn oppgave Death penalty Skriv ut Essay om dødsstraff. Engelsk - Essay Forfatter: Trond Erik Øverland Death penalty has ever since agent times been important as punishment for criminals. In that period of time they had a saying: «You are not being punished for stealing sheep, but because of the fact that sheep are not to be stolen». Death penalty was used to prevent criminal actions. Is this barbaric and unethical, or isn’t it? Is it morally correct if all members of society accepts it? What effect does capital punishment have on society? I won’t be the judge of how «right» or «wrong» death penalty is, morally speaking. I’d rather discuss the more practical consequences of it. There are many problems with death penalty. First of all, there is no evidence for it deterring crime, nevertheless this is an argument which is often used to support it. Further this is a punishment which is a bit hard to alter, if new evidence should be brought to attention. You must accept that if you want death penalty to be carried out.

23. Abolish The Death Penalty Religious Tolerance.org capital punishment. Broken System Error Rates in capitalCases, 1973 death penalty Newsgroup alt.activism.deathpenalty Discuss the http://www.geocities.com/where_the_birds_always_sing13/Abolish.html

Canadian Coalition Against the Death Penalty National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty Oklahoma Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty ... Campaign to End the Death Penalty Abolish Groups Abolish Discussion List Archives Death Penalty and The Catholic Church Religious Tolerance.org : Capital Punishment Where the Birds Always Sing Moratorium Campaign Illinois Death Penalty Project The Justice Project Abolition Groups ... Organizations Against the Death Penalty

24. Research Supreme Court Collection capital punishment - A list of Supreme your input andvote on the death penalty. Usenet alt.activism.death-penalty - Google Groups. http://www.anthro.net/cgi-anthro/xdirectory.cgi?dir=/Society/Issues/Crime_and_Ju

25. Research Open Hand on capital punishment Facts, arguments and essays at a time. A look atthe death penalty in the Usenet alt.activism.death-penalty - Google Groups. http://www.anthro.net/cgi-anthro/xdirectory.cgi?dir=/Society/Issues/Crime_and_Ju

26. Internet Resource Directory: Human Rights News Groups. alt.activism.deathpenalty For people opposed to capital punishment;alt.discrimination Quotas, affirmative action, bigotry, persecution; http://www.eurosur.org/eng/humanrig.htm

Human Rights WWW AEGEE Human Rights Working Group (HRWG) Amnesty International Amnesty International Amnesty International On-Line ... The Video Project Gophers Amnesty International Gopher Page East Timor Action Network Human Rights Watch Physicians for Human Rights ... The Human Rights Gopher News Groups alt.activism.death-penalty For people opposed to capital punishment alt.discrimination Quotas, affirmative action, bigotry, persecution alt.flame.niggers A disgustng spectacle of racial hatred alt.prisons Prisons alt.society.civil-liberties Civil liberties alt.society.civil-liberty Civil liberties clari.news.issues.death_penalty Death- penalty, executions clari.news.issues.human_rights Freedom, civil rights, human rights clari.news.punishment Prison conditions, torture, death penalty soc.rights.human soc.rights.human Human Rights talk.euthanasia All aspects of euthanasia

27. Juveniles Against Capital Punshment / Norway alt du trenger å gjøre er å sende capital punishment has already been abolishedin most European only, working towards abolition of the death penalty is not http://www.angelfire.com/ms/philantrop/

Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook This page is maintained and set up by: Ann Kristin Fredriksen Turid Sandberg Jacobsen Support ECADP - Europeans Against Death Penatly NOW! Velkommen! Welcome! nimble_girl@hotmail.com Vennlig hilsen Ann Kristin Fredriksen Oslo - Norway I hope you will find interesting material which will make you want to join Juveniles Against Capital Punishment. I will do my best to keep these pages as interesting and updated as possible. Because these pages are set up for teen-agers specifically, I will try collecting interesting information which could be useful for you if you are looking for backgroundmaterial for school-projects. Besides, if you have school-projects about capital punishment which you would like to share with others, I would be happy to present those on this web-page! All you need to do is to send your schoolproject to me to: nimble_girl@hotmail.com Best Regards Ann Kristin Fredriksen Oslo - Norway To participate, you need to be at least 13 years old, and we need your parents approval.

28. USATODAY.com - McVeigh's Execution To Renew Death Penalty Debate alt Text. unequal justice — a crux of the fresh debate on capital punishment —do not Even the most ardent death penalty foes have trouble defending him. http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/raasch/r093.htm

Home News Main Categories Top News Nation States Washington/Politics ... Offbeat More News Columnists Lotteries City Guides Government Guide ... Weather Site Web Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox 05/10/2001 - Updated 10:18 PM ET McVeigh's execution to renew death penalty debate The death by injection Wednesday of terrorist bomber Timothy McVeigh begins a new chapter in a death penalty debate that has become more complicated by the recent advances in DNA science and the release of a handful of wrongfully convicted death row inmates. McVeigh's execution could even affect relations with America's allies, a number of whom do not have the death penalty and have become increasingly harsh toward this country's use of it. As pointed out in the current issue of the Council on Foreign Relations' journal Foreign Affairs, French Education Minister Jack Lang called President Bush a "serial assassin" for presiding over executions while governor of Texas. Italian cities are adopting American death row inmates and pressing for their clemency. Yet if there ever was a politically correct execution, McVeigh's is it.

29. Death Penalty 21C magazine archipelago altX Argosy Ariadne Cites Insights enforcment officialswho do not believe capital punishment reduces the death penalty states 9.3. http://booknotes.weblogs.com/2001/02/13

Serving the web since March 31, 2000 Books, libraries, preservation, digital convergence, music, politics craig@bookways.com Home Discuss Original BookNotes ... Feedback February 2001 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Jan Mar Search BookNotes: The Bill of Rights Bookbinding Kits the ultimate gift Book Art BookLab II Music All Music Guide Blogcritics Honky Tonk Texas Insurgent Country ... trouser press Weblogs abuddhas memes The Agonist allied American Samizdat ... Linked To By Library Weblogs Internet Scout Liblog librarian.net L.A.C.K. ... Library Weblogs Intelligence Al-Ahram Weekly AlterNet America Held Hostile! American Politics Journal ... Ethel's News Links Reference American Memory Book Preservation Bibliography Librarians Index Library Spot ... xrefer Community Projects Behind the Curtain Blue Green Books as Characters E-Pubs 21C magazine archipelago ALT-X Argosy ... megapixel.net Links Book Arts Web CLIR CoOL Digital Eyes ... Octavo Marginalia Death Penalty Tuesday, February 13, 2001 Update: The death penalty statistic item below has been picked up by MetaFilter and a lively discussion has ensued I oppose the death penalty. On moral grounds it is indefensible. While reading the latest issue of

30. Feel Better? I Don't. 21C magazine archipelago altX Argosy Ariadne Cites Association, Humanist SocialIssues, capital punishment Opposition to the death penalty. http://booknotes.weblogs.com/2001/06/11

Serving the web since March 31, 2000 Books, libraries, preservation, digital convergence, music, politics craig@bookways.com Home Discuss Original BookNotes ... Feedback June 2001 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat May Jul Search BookNotes: The Bill of Rights Bookbinding Kits the ultimate gift Book Art BookLab II Music All Music Guide Blogcritics Honky Tonk Texas Insurgent Country ... trouser press Weblogs abuddhas memes The Agonist allied American Samizdat ... Linked To By Library Weblogs Internet Scout Liblog librarian.net L.A.C.K. ... Library Weblogs Intelligence Al-Ahram Weekly AlterNet America Held Hostile! American Politics Journal ... Ethel's News Links Reference American Memory Book Preservation Bibliography Librarians Index Library Spot ... xrefer Community Projects Behind the Curtain Blue Green Books as Characters E-Pubs 21C magazine archipelago ALT-X Argosy ... megapixel.net Links Book Arts Web CLIR CoOL Digital Eyes ... Octavo Marginalia Feel better? I don't. Monday, June 11, 2001 Timothy McVeigh committed a heinous and unforgivable act when he blew up the Oklahoma City federal building killing 168 innocent people. As a country we took a giant step backwards into barbarism when we executed him. Capital punishment is wrong. Amnesty International: Website Against the Death Penalty "The death penalty is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment.

31. Dud Arguments About Capital Punishment dud arguments from my experience on the usenet group alt. activism.deathpenalty ,but duds similar to these may Characterizing capital punishment as barbaric http://www-personal.umich.edu/~spragge/duds.html

Dud Arguments A "dud argument", in this connection, does not refer to an argument I disagree with, but to an argument that has no basis in logic or which ignores or disrespects such facts as we have available. I have taken these particular dud arguments from my experience on the usenet group "alt. activism.death-penalty", but duds similar to these may crop up in many discussions of this topic (and many others). I have tried to present a balanced view of the "duds" perpetrated by people with all positions on this issue. Characterizing capital punishment as "barbaric. This assumes a level of civilization we have not yet attained. Singling out capital punishment ignores many equally nasty practises, such as imprisoning people against their will, which society uses to control criminals and attempt to discourage crime. A defence of capital punishment based solely on democratic sanction. Democracy and the rule of law entails the right to vote our wishes into law, but it equally entails the right to convince the majority of our fellow citizens the policy they voted for does not work. Our votes may make a policy legal, but they do not make it just or effective; and a living democracy gives us the right (indeed the responsibility) to make this case with respect to any government policy we consider wrong. Attacking opponents as "elitists".

32. Jon Langford Fights Capital Punishment alt.country hero Jon Langford is carrying on the of murder tunes and related songsto protest capital punishment. to Artists Against The death penalty as well http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2002/01/3007.cfm

photo of the week Search ChartAttack.com Jon Langford Fights Capital Punishment Wednesday January 30, 2002 @ 05:00 PM By: ChartAttack.com Staff Jon Langford (Photo By Jim Newberry) Country music has always paid special attention to murder ballads and songs of public executioner and vigilante justice. Pick up an old Johnny Cash record and you’re bound to find at least a couple of songs on the subject. Alt.country hero Jon Langford is carrying on the tradition of singing about the unsavory realm of violence and vengeance and this time he’s doing it with a twist. The Chicago-based, Welsh-born singer is putting together a collection of murder tunes and related songs to protest capital punishment. The project is being headed by The Pine Valley Cosmonauts , one of Langford’s many bands (the prolific musician also heads The Waco Brothers and The Mekons ). The Cosmonauts’ schtick is that they round up a variety of guest vocalists to create theme albums — in the past they’ve done collections of songs by Texas swing legend Bob Wills and have also been known to pay tribute to Johnny Cash. Their new album will be called The Executioner’s Last Songs and will be comprised wholly of old murder ballads and death row dirges. The album will be released by Bloodshot Records on March 19.

33. Sunspot.net - Maryland News alt Textalt Text, the inception of an expansive look at the death penalty; it cannot inthe forefront of the national debate over capital punishment, thanks to http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/bal-ed.moratorium10may10,0,6561827.story?

34. Sunspot.net - Maryland News another study of the state's use of capital punishment to try alt Textalt Text, However,Ehrlich, who campaigned on lifting the death penalty moratorium once he http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/bal-md.steele27jan27,0,2018970.story

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35. Move Will Intensify Debate On Executions and I think it will hasten the end of capital punishment, said Stephen alt TextaltText, This action will show how unnecessary the death penalty is, because http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-na-death12jan12.story

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36. Research Paper death row facts and the economics of capital punishment. that dealt specifically withthose against the death penalty. had more traffic were alt.activism.death http://camden-www.rutgers.edu/~wood/445/bannister.html

Activists Against the Death Penalty Use the Internet to Gain Support by: Heather Bannister There are many myths about the death penalty. Two common myths are that the death penalty deters crime and saves taxpayers money. Contrary to what people think, this is not the case. It has been proven that crime has increased because of the death penalty and it cost a taxpayer more money for an inmate on death row than someone serving a sentence. There are many people in the world trying to bring about the end of the death penalty. The first movement to abolish the death penalty started in 1845 with the organization of the American Society for the Abolition of Capital Punishment (Smith 4). Today, there are similar organizations using the internet to gain support from the public to abolish the death penalty. First in this paper, I will talk about the literature I found that pertained to the death penalty. Secondly, I will provide a census of the relevant websites, listserves and newsgroups. I will also speak of how the websites are being used to gain support. Lastly, I will focus on whether these groups are a virtual community. In doing research for this paper, I found an enormous amount of information available on the internet. There were many articles that dealt with the death penalty. In searching the

37. A Grisly Death According to the submitter to alt.humor.bestof death penalty opponents are focusingon the grizzly method Utah-ian method of capital punishment which involves http://www.itee.uq.edu.au/~bof/Death/execution.html

A Grisly Death According to the submitter to alt.humor.best-of-usenet, one dubach1@husc.harvard.edu (Joev Dubach), the following is fair use of postings in the newsgroup clari.net.talk on the subject of `` Death by Bear?''. C-reuters@clari.net (Reuters) writes: SALT LAKE CITY (Reuter) - A Utah state legislator who favors the death penalty said on Monday she will introduce legislation to ban executions by gunfire, saying the method hurts Utah's image. Death penalty opponents are focusing on the grizzly method to reinforce their arguments. John R. Grout replied with Hmmm... I think they meant "grisly". To which bcale1@uic.edu (Benj) said: Perhaps, they were talking of the little-known yet wildly successful Utah-ian method of capital punishment which involves coating the offender in honey and allowing grizzlies to rip their frail mortal bodies apart, limb by bloody, dismembered limb. In recent months it has seemed to have met with some opposition with liberals citing some rare clause in the Constitution about cruel and unusual punishment. "Cruel and unusual"-HA! I can think of no more natural way to meet your end than being eaten alive by wild bears! What do you think? You are somewhere in my tangled web pages . If you're completely lost, there's a

38. The Journal Of Politics, Abstracts, Volume 65, Issue 2 strong predictor of white support for the death penalty. racial prejudice on whitesupport for capital punishment. American states developed by alt and Lowry http://www.cla.sc.edu/jop/Contents/Vol65/Abst652.htm

THE JOURNAL OF POLITICS The Journal of the Southern Political Science Association Abstracts, Volume 65, Issue 2 Beyond the Demand-Input Model: A Theory of Representational Linkages Patricia A. Hurley Kim Quaile Hill Reassessing the "Race to the Bottom" in State Welfare Policy William D. Berry , Florida State University Richard C. Fording , University of Kentucky Russell L. Hanson , Indiana University, Bloomington Pious Princes and Red-Hot Lovers: The Politics of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet Jerry Weinberger , Michigan State University Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet is obviously a tragedy of impetuous young love. But it is also a play about politics, especially politics as conditioned by Christian morality and religion. The play's action is determined by the conflict between secular and priestly authority, and by the complex interaction among mercy, love, and punishment as practiced by Escalus, Prince of Verona, and Friar Laurence, the Franciscan. In the course of this action, the Veronese regime is transformed, and the common good determined, in ways more compatible with the friar's interests than with those of the Prince. Romeo and Juliet is one of Shakespeare's pictures of the unique problems that determined modern, as opposed to ancient, political life.

39. Newsgroups Available Under Alt.activism discuss issues in alt.activism. alt.activism.deathpenalty For peopleopposed to capital punishment. alt.activism.latino-youth High http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/newslist/alt.activism.html

Newsgroups available under alt.activism Back to top level alt.activism Activities for activists. alt.activism.children Open discussion of children's issues alt.activism.d A place to discuss issues in alt.activism. alt.activism.death-penalty For people opposed to capital punishment. alt.activism.latino-youth High school and college latino organizing alt.activism.noise-pollution No description. alt.activism.student Discussion and announcements of student activism alt.activism.youth-rights Youth rights/anti-age restriction activists. This page automatically created by newslist v. 1.11.Fri Apr 4 00:33:53 2003

40. CNN - Woman Thanks God As Execution Commuted - Jan. 16, 1996 since the Supreme Court reinstated capital punishment in 1976. The death penalty pagefrom several law student groups at Florida State; alt.activism.death http://www.cnn.com/US/9601/garcia_execution/

Woman thanks God as execution commuted January 16, 1996 Web posted at: 11:55 p.m. EST SPRINGFIELD, Illinois (CNN) Just 14 hours before Guinevere Swan Garcia was about to become the second woman in 20 years to be executed in the United States, her death sentence was commuted to life in prison with no chance of parole. Garcia, who earlier had fought to keep her execution date, said "thank God this has happened" when she heard Illinois Gov. Jim Edgar's decision. Garcia, 37, was scheduled to be put to death shortly after midnight Tuesday for shooting her husband during an argument. Over Garcia's objections, death penalty opponents Sister Miriam and Amnesty International's Bianca Jagger campaigned for her clemency. They argued that Garcia has had a long history of abuse that included alcoholism and sexual molestation, and that her execution would be inhumane in light of her harrowing past. But Garcia said she was prepared to accept her fate. She told the Illinois Prisoner Review Board that "this is not a suicide, I am responsible for these crimes." Gov. Edgar, who had never before overturned a death sentence, said Garcia's crime did not justify execution and that her husband's murder was not premeditated. "Horrible as was her crime, it is an offense comparable to those that judges and jurors have determined over and over again should not be punishable by death," Edgar said in a statement.

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