According to the article, "How Should We Punish Murder", (2010). Jonathan Simon, Berkeley Law. The law of murder' is perhaps the most significant place in the substantive law of crimes where the practice and purpose of punishment in contemporary society becomes a problem both for legislative drafting and for judicial interpretation of the law. The law of murder is, in fact, an important device within the substantive law of crime through which the overall scale and severity of punishment can be adjusted.
For more than 500 years the primary problem punishment posed to the law of murder was that of capital punishment and it is over production. While the murder was hardly the only crime punished with death, capital eligibility was one of the
For more than 500 years the primary problem punishment posed to the law of murder was that of capital punishment and it is over production. While the murder was hardly the only crime punished with death, capital eligibility was one of the