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Editorials
Mansbridge, Jane | January 10, 1987 issue
This article presents information on some recent socio-political developments. It is informed that the crisis being faced by the U.S. administration, headed...

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Redeeming the Murderer
Sington, Derrick | February 9, 1957 issue
In forty-two American states the archaism of capital punishment continues in defiance of the manifold evidence proving that punishment by killing is no...

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Swift Injustice in Oklahoma
Mcgee, Maurine Halliburton | April 27, 1927 issue
Judge Charles Swindall of the Twentieth Judicial District of Oklahoma has not yet been moved by the storm of protest which arose upon his decision in the...

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Editorial Paragraphs
April 11, 1923 issue
The article focuses on several issues related to the First World War. Nothing more salutary has happened for a long time in high governmental circles than...

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Reforming Three Strikes
Freedberg, Louis | November 1, 2004 issue
The article reports that California voters in 2004 will have a chance to reform their state's criminal justice law, which has imposed life sentences on...

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Ryan's Courage
Shapiro, Bruce | February 3, 2003 issue
The author reflects on Illinois Governor George Ryan's commutation of 167 death sentences to a maximum of life imprisonment as his final act of office....

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Letters
Rowsey, O. L. | July 13, 1963 issue
Presents letters to the editor referencing articles published in various issues of the journal "The Nation." Downfall of traditional American ethic, essentially...

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Dead Souls
Cockburn, Alexander | May 4, 2009 issue
The author discusses 2009 U.S. prison reforms and the trends away from capital punishment and imprisonment and toward offering treatment, and the reform...

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Has the Negro the Right of Self-Defense?
Lilienthal, David E. | December 23, 1925 issue
Few criminal cases have combined the dramatic intensity, the forensic brilliance and the deep social significance present in the trial just concluded at...

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