YAŞAM HAKKI ÜZERİNDE DÜŞÜNCELER by Abdurrahman SAYGILI

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The Evolution of Law by Petru Tărchilă

“…Thus, the first forms of human community used the death penalty (blood revenge) as means of punishment for serious violation of the rules of coexistence. …”
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Taking War to Court - Israel’s Prosecution of the October 7 Perpetrators by Noam Kozlov

“…Immediately following the start of the war, voices in Israel urged the government to launch criminal prosecutions of these attackers, with some arguing that Israel should impose the death penalty on the perpetrators.…”
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Il problema penale nel pensiero di Piero Calamandrei by Floriana Colao

“…It shows that, in the light of the Constitution, Calamandrei maintained the unconstitutionality of public safety laws (1931) and life imprisonment; spoke out against the death penalty in the world; ‘militated’ for a «new» penal legality, with the tight criticism of the criminal justice of democratic Italy, still imbued with the «authoritarian spirit» of the fascist regime.…”
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The Legal Treatment Problem of French and Georgian Nationals Who Joined the Islamic in Iraq and/or Syria by Sophie Joubert

“…Firstly, the legal dilemma of the trial of adults who joined Daesh will be studied in the light of international law and the domestic law of Iraq, France and Georgia, including the thorny issue of the application of the death penalty in Iraq and the recognition of crimes against humanity. …”
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The Violation of Christian Graves in the Light of Eusebius’s Ecclesiastical History VIII, 6, 6–7 by Izabela Leraczyk

“…After they had been sentences to the death penalty, they were executed by beheading with a sword (decapitatio), burning alive (crematio, vivicomburium) or drowning. …”
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The Activity of the Lutsk Government's in Conditions of the Magdeburg Law Implementation by Alla Bortnikova

“…The confirmation of this was the participation of members of the city council and lava in criminal cases and taking over of such sentences as the death penalty. Considerable attention has been paid to the issue of the rights and freedoms of burghers’ protectiongranted to them by Magdeburg law and local customs  from attacks of the landowners and city officials. …”
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Il giudice Wyndham e gli spettacoli per l’intrattenimento di Elisabetta I a Norwich by F. Minetti

“…Some days after the papist had been jailed in the castle of Norwich, mayor and aldermen commissioned public speeches and a composite biblical pageantry which, though allusively, both staged Rokewood’s conspiracy in favour of the Spanish king’s invasion and urged Elizabeth to inflict a death penalty. But the queen did not only turn a deaf ear to these pressures, presiding over the trial proceedings to get a time of forced reform for Rokewood. …”
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