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The Ethics of Crime and Punishment During a Pandemic

Canada Opposes the Death Penalty, But Only Within its Own Borders

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Why This Conservative Petition Calls for Justice and Reform (Not Riots)

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Can the Police Be Trusted to Apply This Arrest Tactic?

Why the Guillotine May Be Less Cruel Than Execution by Slow Poisoning

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Adam Schiff: California’s Next Attorney General?

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Why Does the Belief in Ghosts Persist?

Is the Desire to Punish about Revenge or Justice?

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How the Malmedy Massacre's Culprits Escaped the Gallows

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Shiro Ishii, Head of Unit 731's Horrific Human Experiments, Was Never Punished

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Forced Public Confessions Are an Attack on Liberty

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The Ethics of Crime and Punishment During a Pandemic

Canada Opposes the Death Penalty, But Only Within its Own Borders

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Attribution from Behind the Veil of Ignorance

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Stopping America’s Runaway Civil Forfeitures

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