Judgment and metaphysics : American capital punishment jurisprudence and Friedrich Nietzsche's history of an error
The promise of reliability and the twin objectives of the capital punishment system
The consolation of common sense in the regulation of capital punishment
The cockcrow of positivism : "normal" culpability in capital punishment jurisprudence
The impact of Payne : the return of sense to capital punishment jurisprudence
The end of error : DNA technology and the decision not to decide in capital cases
The experience of judgment.