The Death Game: Capital Punishment and the Luck of the Draw

Exploring the paradox of capital punishment, this book delves into the ethical and legal inconsistencies surrounding the death penalty. It critiques the standards applied in capital cases, questioning the fairness and reliability of the judicial process. Through a combination of historical analysis and contemporary examples, the author advocates for a reevaluation of how society administers its most severe punishment, urging a dialogue on morality, justice, and the implications of state-sanctioned death.