Dean Susan Poser moderated a debate, "The Death Penalty: Justice, Retribution and Dollars," on Nov. 28 at the Lied Center for the Performing Arts on campus. The debate was part of the the EN Thompson Forum on World Issues, held annually at UNL. In this debate, Nebraska Solicitor General J. Kirk Brown and University of Colorado Boulder professor Michael Radelet explored such questions as whether the death penalty is humane, fairly applied, reduces violent crime, or is cost effective. They also examined impacts on the condemned person, the legal and judicial systems, victims’ loved ones, and the taxpaying society at large. Professor Anna Shavers deliverd the pre-talk.
Law Faculty Making The Difference Mon. Dec. 03, 2012
- Berger Presents at Third Annual Constitutional Law Colloquium
- In case we are still around after Dec. 21...
- Lepard to Speak at South African Conference on Ending Mass Atrocities
- Shavers, Poser Participate in Death Penalty Forum
- Frank Receives Master Mediator Award
- Duncan Article Featured in Court Brief
- Zellmer Presents on Water, Environment
- Teaching Idea of the Month: Bad Days in the Classroom - Looking Back and Moving Forward
- Striman Presents Program at 2012 MAALL Annual Meeting
- Moberly Participates in Boundaries of Speech Panel