The Singleton case: enforcing medical treatment to put a person to death

MD Garasic - Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy, 2013 - Springer
Abstract In October 2003 the Supreme Court of the United States allowed Arkansas officials
to force Charles Laverne Singleton, a schizophrenic prisoner convicted of murder, to take …

Making Death a Penalty: Or, Making “Good” Death a “Good” Penalty

K Oliver - Death and other penalties: Philosophy in a time of …, 2015 - degruyter.com
Currently, the United States is the only country in the so-called developed Western world
that continues to execute prisoners. 1 Since 2008, in order to avoid construing the death …

Insanity and free will: The humanitarian argument for abolition

ML Corrado - Insanity and Free Will: The Humanitarian Argument …, 2017 - papers.ssrn.com
Among the arguments for abolishing the insanity defense there is the one that politicians
often appeal to: the defense makes it too easy for criminals to evade punishment, and to …

The Insane Contradiction of Singleton v. Norris: Forced Medication in a Death Row Inmate's Medical Interest Which Happens to Facilitate His Execution

RA Miller-Rice - UALR L. Rev., 1999 - HeinOnline
[IJdiots and lunatics are not chargeable for their own acts, if committed when under these
incapacities: no, not even for treason itself. Also, if a man in his sound memory commits a …

Patients and prisoners: the ethics of lethal injection

G Dworkin - Analysis, 2002 - JSTOR
In the United States there are at least ten states which permit execution by lethal injection.
Prison doctors do not themselves administer the lethal injection, but they do supervise the …

[HTML][HTML] The Great escape? A liberal perspective on assisted suicide for prisoners

Y Della Croce - Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 2020 - Elsevier
Do prisoners evade punishment should they voluntarily end their lives while serving a prison
sentence? In order to provide a meaningful answer to this question, one must first carefully …

Justice in the age of sentencing guidelines

D Dolinko - 2000 - journals.uchicago.edu
Giving like treatment to like cases has frequently been described as central to the concept of
justice. No less frequently, justice has been said to involve giving each person that which is …

What Executioners Can—and Cannot—Teach Us About the Death Penalty

SA Bandes - Criminal Justice Ethics, 2016 - Taylor & Francis
Those who work with the condemned often come to reject the death penalty not only in
individual cases, and not only on the ground that it is poorly implemented. They tend to …

Dignity or Death Row: Are Death Row Rights to Die Diminished--A Comparison of the Right to Die for the Terminally Ill and the Terminally Sentenced

JL Milner - New Eng. J. on Crim. & Civ. Confinement, 1998 - HeinOnline
Historical, religious, and existential treatises suggest that for some persons at some times, it
is rational not to avoid physical death at all costs. Indeed the spark of humanity can …

Flouting the demands of justice? Physician participation in executions

A Kadlac - The Journal of Medicine and Philosophy: A Forum for …, 2014 - academic.oup.com
Those who argue against physician participation in state mandated executions tend to
bracket the question of whether the death penalty should be abolished. I argue that these …