The Contradictions of American Capital Punishment

Exploring the ongoing use of the death penalty in the United States, the book examines the reasons behind its persistence despite its abolition in fifty other developed democracies. It delves into the growing complexities and controversies surrounding capital punishment, questioning its ethical implications and societal impact. The author seeks to address how to reconcile the deep divisions on this issue, offering insights into potential resolutions and the future of capital punishment in American society.