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Life after sentence of death: What becomes of individuals under sentence of death after capital punishment legislation is repealed or invalidated

Acker et al., 2021

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15136655585768207394
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Acker J
Stull B
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Akron Law Review

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More than 2500 individuals are now under sentence of death in the United States. At the same time, multiple indicators—public opinion polls, legislative repeal and judicial invalidation of deathpenalty laws, the reduction in new death sentences, and infrequency of …
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