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Closing the Slaughterhouse: The Inside Story of Death Penalty Abolition in Virginia

Closing the Slaughterhouse: The Inside Story of Death Penalty Abolition in Virginia

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Criminology

Publisher Price: $28.50

ISBN10: 0578286866
ISBN13: 9780578286860
Publisher: Abolition Press
Published: May 6 2022
Pages: 366
Weight: 1.40
Height: 0.76 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English

The death penalty was Virginia's longest continuing tradition, dating back to 1608 when Capt. George Kendall was shot for treason. Since then, Virginia has executed 1,390 people, more than any other state. This number includes 94 women, 736 enslaved people, and at least 16 children whose ages were verified between 11 and 17.

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