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Notoriety as a Disease Drives Electric Execution Law Debate
The essay argues notoriety, a contagious disease, spurs crime and public fascination. It cites New Yorks 率electrical execution law as a cure to muzzle press coverage and protect individuals from sensational attention, noting the Sumner case and editor prosecutions as outcomes.
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