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Why Must Punishment Be Unusual as Well as Cruel to Be Unconstitutional?
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Hershenov, David B.
Bibliographic Citation
Public Affairs Quarterly 2002 January; 16(1): 77-98
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Date
2002-01
Subject
Punishment
;
Government Ethics
;
Legal Ethics
;
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