Law and society review

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  Año 1993, Vol. 27, Número 1

  • On the liberating virtues of irrelevance

    Franklin E. Zimring

    págs. 9-17

    

  • Speaking of death: Narratives of violence in capital trials

    Austin Sarat

    págs. 19-58

    

  • Capital trials and representations of violence

    Robert M. Emerson

    págs. 59-63

    

  • A different agenda: The Supreme Court, empirical research evidence, and capital punishment

    James R. Acker

    págs. 65-88

    

  • Chance and the death penalty

    Richard A. Berk, Jack Boger

    págs. 89-110

    

  • Assessing capriciousness in capital cases

    Raymond Paternoster

    págs. 111-123

    

  • Rejoinder

    Robert Weiss, Richard A. Berk

    págs. 125-127

    

  • Principals and accessories in capital felony-murder: The proportionality principle reigns supreme

    Stefanie F. Smith, Norman J. Finkel

    págs. 129-156

    

  • Capital punishment and contemporary values: People's misgivings and the court's misperceptions

    William Bowers

    págs. 157-175

    

  • Does regulatory enforcement work? A panel analysis of OSHA enforcement

    John T. Scholz, Wayne B. Gray

    págs. 177-213

    

  • Crime and the average American

    John Braithwaithe

    págs. 215-231

    

  • Regulations: Standard setting and enforcement

    Bridget M. Hunter

    págs. 233-248