Old Enough to Kill, Old Enough to Die. While the U.S. Champions Human Rights Abroad, Back at Home 73 Young Men are Sitting on Death Row for Crimes They Committed When they Were Too Young to Smoke, Drink--or Even Vote. Why Are Our Attittudes Toward T: San Francisco Chronicle

Steven A. Drizin; Stephen K. Harper

Old Enough to Kill, Old Enough to Die. While the U.S. Champions Human Rights Abroad, Back at Home 73 Young Men are Sitting on Death Row for Crimes They Committed When they Were Too Young to Smoke, Drink--or Even Vote. Why Are Our Attittudes Toward T: San Francisco Chronicle

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Original language	English
State	Published - Apr 16 2000

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