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Samuel H. Pillsbury1989

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Emotional Justice: Moralizing the Passions of Criminal Punishment

Samuel H. Pillsbury

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persons theory to the eighth amendment, Radin, Cruel Punishment and Respect for Persons: Super Due Process for Death, 53 S. CAL.

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Published1989-01-01

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