Death Penalty Laws Questioned Before High Court
Stanford professor Anthony Amsterdam argues that state death penalty statutes still grant excessive discretion to juries and prosecutors and remain unconstitutional despite 1972 rulings. The debate centers on Eighth Amendment limits and the role of legislators in shaping capital punishment.
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