capital punishment

The Highest Pharmaceutical Companies in the Land: The Legal Ramifications of Private Sector Objections to the Death Penalty

May 31, 2016

By Rose Carmen Goldberg* “Welcome to Groundhog Day,” as former Justice Scalia once said. The scene is familiar. This month, […]

HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment

The Supreme Court Vacancy and the End of Capital Punishment

March 28, 2016

By Isaac Saidel-Goley* Justice Antonin Scalia’s passing on February 13 has fundamentally altered the ideological composition of the Supreme Court.

HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment

Guerrilla War Against the Eighth Amendment: The Supreme Court Battles Over Off-Label Drug Lethal Injections

May 25, 2015

By Rose Carmen Goldberg* A series of botched executions over the past several years has engendered increasing criticism of lethal

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