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　　The death penalty is one of the most hotly contested issues in

America today. Evidence continues to mount that many innocent

people have been executed or are currently living on death row, and

that minority groups and the poor suffer from a shoddy public

defense system and discriminatory application of capital charges.

Meanwhile, the myth of deterrence has been revealed to be false,

and an increasing number of Americans are beginning to question

their support for capital punishment.

Legal Lynching offers a succinct, accessible introduction to the

debate over the death penalty's history and future, exposing a

chilling frequency of legal error, systemic racial and economic

discrimination, and pervasive government misconduct. This is an

essential book for readers across the political spectrum who wish

to cut through the common myths and assumptions about the efficacy

and morality of state-sanctioned killing.

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　　Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr. ran for president of the United

States in 1984 and 1988. He is the founder and president of the

Rainbow/PUSH Coalition.

　　Representative Jesse L. Jackson, Jr. has represented the Second

District of Illinois in the United States Congress since

1995.

　　Bruce Shapiro is a contributing editor at The Nation and a

national correspondent for Salon.com. He teaches at Yale

University.

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The death penalty is one of the most hotly contested issues in America today. Evidence continues to mount that many innocent people have been executed or are currently living on death row, and that minority groups and the poor suffer from a shoddy public defense system and discriminatory application of capital charges. Meanwhile, the myth of deterrence has been revealed to be false, and an increasing number of Americans are beginning to question their support for capital punishment.

Legal Lynching offers a succinct, accessible introduction to the debate over the death penalty's history and future, exposing a chilling frequency of legal error, systemic racial and economic discrimination, and pervasive government misconduct. This is an essential book for readers across the political spectrum who wish to cut through the common myths and assumptions about the efficacy and morality of state-sanctioned killing.