Law Reviews
Mar 27, 2015
In a new article for the University of Chicago Law Review, Professors Carol S. Steiker (left) of the University of Texas School of Law and Jordan M. Steiker (right) of Harvard Law School examine the racial history of the American death penalty and…
Law Reviews
Feb 16, 2015
A recent article by Prof. Eric Berger of the University of Nebraska College of Law argued that defendants facing execution have a fundamental right to know important information about the lethal injection drugs th…
Law Reviews
Feb 02, 2015
A recent law review article reported wide variations among states in exempting defendants with intellectual disability from the death penalty. Professor John Blume (l.) of C…
Law Reviews
Jan 26, 2015
On January 23 the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a challenge to Oklahoma’s lethal injection procedures, particularly its use of midazolam that was used in three
Law Reviews
Dec 10, 2014
A forthcoming article by University of Miami law professor Scott E. Sundby in the William & Mary Bill of Rights journal examines the “unreliability principle” established by the U.S. Supreme Court in Atkins v. Virginia and
