Who Deserves to Die?

In "Who Deserves to Die?" by Austin Sarat, published by the University of Massachusetts Press in 2011, a compelling exploration of capital punishment unfolds across 320 pages. This thought-provoking book delves into the critical questions surrounding the selection process of individuals who face the death penalty. With contributions from a distinguished group of scholars, Sarat assesses the legal frameworks and societal norms that shape our understanding of who is deemed worthy of execution.

Examining the concepts of legal subjectivity and community within the context of the death penalty in the United States, this work challenges readers to reflect on the moral implications of these life-and-death decisions. If you're interested in the intersection of law, ethics, and justice, "Who Deserves to Die?" is an essential addition to your library that will deepen your understanding of this complex and controversial topic.