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Introductory Remarks To The 2019 Shachoy Symposium, Daniel Mark
Introductory Remarks To The 2019 Shachoy Symposium, Daniel Mark
Villanova Law Review (1956 - )
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The Death Penalty And Due Process In Biblical Law, Richard H. Hiers
The Death Penalty And Due Process In Biblical Law, Richard H. Hiers
UF Law Faculty Publications
The first part of this article reviews biblical texts that have been (or could plausibly be) read as condemning or repudiating capital punishment. The next, and necessarily more detailed and extensive part, discusses the many texts that explicitly call for, or illustrate application of the death penalty. This section also describes the different prescribed methods for executing offenders, identifies the persons assigned responsibility for carrying out executions, and examines biblical rationales for capital punishment A third part describes a variety of biblical provisions that, using modern legal terminology, may be said to afford certain due process procedures and protections. The …
Ancient Works, Modern Dilemmas: The Dead Sea Scrolls Copyright Case, Lisa Michelle Weinstein
Ancient Works, Modern Dilemmas: The Dead Sea Scrolls Copyright Case, Lisa Michelle Weinstein
American University Law Review
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Review Article Of Law And Religion: The Jewish Experience, Milton R. Konvitz
Review Article Of Law And Religion: The Jewish Experience, Milton R. Konvitz
Journal of Legal Education
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