The Abolition of the Death Penalty in International Law

Cambridge University Press

Explore the comprehensive legal arguments and historical context surrounding the abolition of the death penalty with this essential academic text. "The Abolition of the Death Penalty in International Law" by William A. Schabas provides an in-depth analysis of the international legal framework, landmark cases, and evolving human rights perspectives that have shaped global policy on capital punishment. This hardback edition is a valuable resource for legal scholars, human rights advocates, and anyone interested in international law and criminal justice reform. Key Features: * Exhaustive examination of international law concerning the death penalty. * Analysis of key legal cases and treaties. * Historical overview of the abolitionist movement. * Authoritative research by William A. Schabas. Product Summary: This book offers a detailed legal study of the abolition of capital punishment within the international legal system, authored by a leading expert in the field. It covers the evolution of international norms and the legal challenges to the death penalty worldwide.