The tragic route of Baron Tiesenhausen by S. A. Papkov

“…This arrest nearly resulted in the death penalty by decision of the Irkutsk provincial police. …”
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Konflik Hukum Antara Ketentuan Hukum Pidana Islam dan Hak-Hak Sipil? (Telaah Konsep HAM dan Implementasi Ratifikasi ICCPR dan CAT di Indonesia) by Alfitri Alfitri

“… Can death penalty or corporal punishment be imposed by a state since it is required by the Shariah, but, at the same time, it is against state’s obligation to guarantee civil rights as documented in such international human right laws as ICCPR and CAT? …”
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Consequences for Counterfeiting and Distributing of Counterfeit Vaccines under Jināyah and Criminal Law: A Comparative Study by Abdul Syatar, Achmad Abubakar, Ahmad Fauzan, Kurniati, Darhan Sutradi Hukpar

“…In both systems of law, the punishment can range from fines and imprisonment to the death penalty. It is important to note that these punishments are intended to deter individuals from engaging in these crimes and protect public health and safety. …”
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Sunset clauses: a historical, positive and normative analysis by Kouroutakis, A

“…Although I acknowledge that their legislative use in limiting human rights diminishes the rule of law, they might have the exact opposite effect: on several occasions in the past, they were used to advance the rule of law, including the adoption of innovative legislation and the annulment of the death penalty. Indeed, this thesis attests to the constitutional value of sunset clauses.…”

Malay Apostates in Malaysia: A Study on Reasons by Morgan, Santhira, Sulong, Jasni

“…This research aims to find out the reasons for apostasy and if one can leave Islam against the hadith which calls for the death penalty for apostates. Islam defines an apostate as one who says, does, or believes that Allah and Messenger are not what they claim to be. …”
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Implementation Of Diplomatic Assurance Against Torture: Theway to Reduce the Refugee Crisis in South Asia by Samanta, Chowdhury Nujhat, Hossain, Mohammad Belayet

“…For a very long time, diplomatic guarantees have been employed as a defense against the death penalty or unfair trials. States now rely on guarantees for a returnee's treatment. …”
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Correctional Institution’s Construction In The Death-Convicted Supervision by Azzahra Rizki Ananda

“…As a result of the law, there is no certainty of guidance for death row inmates in prison because there are no specific regulations regarding death penalty services.…”
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Navigating Legal Challenges: Implementing Nullity Verdict in Indonesia by Senja Pramudia

“…Nil verdict is explicitly contained in the concept of concursus realis based on Article 67 of the Criminal Code that imposing the death penalty in such a way does not receive additional punishment if other criminal offenses are found at any time. …”
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The Nigerian Criminal Justice and the Belligerence of Blasphemy: Societal, Judicial and Islamic Law Perspectives by Saliu Jimoh, Abdulwahab D. Shittu, Sodiq S. Mustapha

“…</p><p><strong>Findings: </strong> The findings revealed that the death penalty for the offence is incompatible with the most convincing opinion of scholars, the reality of Nigeria and the international best practices. …”
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The Value of Dignity in Prison: A Qualitative Study with Life Convicts by Ines Testoni, Francesca Marrella, Gianmarco Biancalani, Paolo Cottone, Francesca Alemanno, David Mamo, Luigi Grassi

“…Conclusions: Life imprisonment has been described in its negativity by several respondents as a punishment worse than the death penalty. It has been compared to death itself, to a terminal illness, to torture and to a pain that grows over the years, with the awareness that despite the passing of time, you will not have the opportunity to return to your loved one and to a free life. …”
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Injection drug use and HIV/AIDS in China: Review of current situation, prevention and policy implications by Chen Huey T, Schumacher Joseph E, Qian Han-Zhu, Ruan Yu-Hua

“…Drug trafficking is illegal in China and can lead to the death penalty. The public security departments adopt "zero tolerance" approach to drug use, which conflict with harm reduction policies of the public health departments. …”
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The Strategies to Reduce the Prison\'s Criminal Population; Studying The American Law and the Possibility of Applying the Strategies in Iran\'s Criminal Justice System by khalil shojaei, Hossein Gholami, hasan ali moazenzadegan

“…Perhaps the reason for removing the death penalty (as an illegitimate child of royal governments) and turning to the deprivation of liberty (imprisonment) can be seen as the result of not fulfilling the goals of punishments, the usefulness and rehabilitation of criminals. …”
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Juristic disputes over implementation of Qisas against a muslim who kills a non-Muslim by Amanullah, Muhammad

“…Perhaps the most sensitive issue relating to the Islamic penal system as it bears upon non-Muslims is the issue of whether or not a Muslim who kills a non-Muslim is liable to qisas, or just retribution, which in this case takes the form of the death penalty. Hanafi jurists maintain that a Muslim who intentionally kills a dhimmi (a non-Muslim who, for the payment of a poll-tax, enjoys security of his person and property in a Muslim country) or a mu`ahid (a non-Muslim who dwells within the dar al-Islam under a contract of protection) is indeed liable to qisas. …”
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Fatal distraction: does the Texas capital sentencing statute discourage the consideration of mitigating evidence? by Vartkessian, E

“…Thus, the Texas capital sentencing statute in its application appears to prevent jurors from giving effect to personal mitigation, an essential element of a constitutionally satisfactory death penalty statute.…”

The imago of the other in the Miroslav Toholj's Kosovo story and Serbian symbolic heritage by Ahmetagić Jasmina M.

“…When narrating Božović's trial, the time he spent in prison and death penalty execution, Toholj creates an entirely epic spirit putting it into the form of the modern story by means of the hero's internal monologue which is overburdened with the explanation. …”
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PRIESAIKOS INSTITUTO TAIKYMO BRUOŽAI BIRŽŲ DVARO TEISMO KNYGOSE = The application features of the oath institute in the court books of the Biržai manor by Ermina Čižienė, Vida Rainienė

“…If the oath was found to be false, it was possible to impose the death penalty. Such application of the oath was in accordance with the legal regulation of the Statute of Lithuania. …”
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"Sacer esto" y la pena de muerte en la Ley de las XII Tablas by Carmen Barrio de la Fuente

“…Thanks to a detailed analysis of the sentences to the capital penalty in the Twelve Tables, of offences which make man sacred, of the real value of the adjetive sacer and owing to a new reading of the passage of Festus, we consider ourselves capable of demostrating that the declaration of horno sacer is not a death penalty but a ejection from society which includes the disgrace of the guilty person. …”
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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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Ciudadanos del común y construcción de paz. Creencias sociales sobre el perdón, la justicia y la reconciliación en Colombia by Juan David Villa-Gómez, Wilson López-López, Lina Marcela Quiceno, Claudia Pineda-Marín, Johnatan Hurtado, Eliana María Urrego-Arango

“…An intratextual and intertextual content analysis and theoretical coding at two levels (descriptive and hermeneutic) were performed, leading to the emergence of five categories: 1) conditional forgiveness and retributive justice; 2) neither forgiveness nor forgetting: death penalty and punitive retaliation: 3) compensatory forgiveness and transitional justice; 4) delegitimization of transitional justice: the offended; and 5) opportunities for reconciliation. …”
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John 8:3–11 and gender-based violence in Johane Marange Apostolic Church, Ruwa District, Zimbabwe by Lovejoy Chabata

“…The Pharisees and Scribes who condemned the woman cited Deuteronomy 22:23–24 and Leviticus 20:10 which prescribe death penalty for adultery. What begs answers through this hermeneutical study of the pericope from the lens of gender-based violence (GBV) in Johane Marange Apostolic Church, Ruwa District, in Zimbabwe, is why only the woman was picked for condemnation yet the cited Mosaic Law provides that both the man and the woman who engage in the act of adultery face capital punishment. …”
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