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The Ethical Argument for Funding in Clemency: The "Mercy" Function and the ABA Guidelines

Year: 2018 Subjects: Funding Types: Academic Articles, Clemency Publications, Training Materials Author: Laura Schaefer Source: The Hofstra Law Review

Postconviction Access to DNA Testing and Clemency as a "Fail-Safe": The Implications of Judicial Fidelity to the Legal Process Vision

Year: 2016 Geographical Focus: National Subjects: Court Challenges, Due Process, Innocence Types: Academic Articles Author: Sarah Lucy Cooper Source: Drake Law Review

Judging Remorse

Year: 2015 Geographical Focus: National Subjects: Mercy, Remorse Types: Academic Articles Author: Rocksheng Zhong Source: New York University Review of Law and Social Change

The Controversy of Clemency and Innocence in America

Year: 2014 Geographical Focus: National Subjects: Innocence Types: Academic Articles Author: Sarah Lucy Cooper, David Gough Source: California Western Law Review

The European Union and the Abolition of the Death Penalty

Year: 2013 Geographical Focus: International Subjects: Foreign Nationals Types: Academic Articles, Historical Resources Author: Christian Behrmann, Jon Yorke Source: Pace International Law Review Online Companion

The Geography of Mercy

Year: 2013 Geographical Focus: National Subjects: Clemency Claims, Mercy, Racial Discrimination Types: Academic Articles Author: Matthew C. Heise Source: Thurgood Marshall Law Review

Gubernatorial Clemency Powers: Justice or Mercy?

Year: 2009 Geographical Focus: National Subjects: Clemency Claims Types: ABA Reports and Assessments, Academic Articles, Clemency Publications Author: Kathleen Ridolfi and Seth Gordon Source: ABA Criminal Justice Magazine

Executive Clemency in Post-Furman Capital Cases

Year: 1993 Geographical Focus: National Subjects: Childhood Trauma, Decision Makers, Intellectual Disability, Mercy, Proportionality to Other Sentences Types: Academic Articles Author: Michael L. Radelet & Barbara A. Zsembik Source: University of Richmond Law Review