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8th Amendment Argument Essay Notes, 1972

Box 2 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 37

"Abolishing the Death Penalty Even for the Worst Murderers", 1999

Box 3 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 21

"Abolishing the Death Penalty in the United States: An Analysis of Institutional Obstacles and Future Prospects". Chapter in Capital Punishment by Peter Hodgkinson, 2003

Box 3 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 22

Abolishment, 1959, 1997

Box 1 (4-subject files), Folder 1

Accomplices, 1984

Box 1 (4-subject files), Folder 2

ACLU, 1983-1989

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 7

ACLU, Abolitionist Newsletter, 1997-2001

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 9

ACLU, Correspondence, 1973-1991

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 5

ACLU, Deathwatch Newsletter, 1977

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 6

ACLU, the Case Against S.239, 1986

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 8

"A Condemned Man's Last Wish: Organ Donation and a 'Meaningful Death'". Hastings Center Report, 1979

Box 2 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 14

Advocacy Organization, 1958-2003 10 cubic ft.

This series contains a diverse collection of material regarding Bedau's participation in many advocacy organizations opposing capital punishment. These organizations include: the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty (NCADP), Massachusetts Citizens Against the Death Penalty (MCADP), Amnesty International, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), and the Legal Defense Fund (LDF). Since Bedau was on the Board of many of these organizations, the folders contain the minutes of meetings, projects, events, and conferences.

Advocacy Organization Buttons, Undated

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 1

A&E Investigative Reports: Death Penalty on Trial

Box 17 (4.4.2-vhs), Folder 1

"After the Killing Comes the Rage". The Boston Globe, 1989

Box 2 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 9

Alabama, 1983

Box 12 (4-subject files), Folder 12

ALACP, 1970-1971

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 13

ALACP, Financial Records, 1972-1976

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 14

Alan Kringel, 1973-1974

Box 1 (2-correspondence), Folder 34

Alvaro Alcorta Case, 1960

Box 7 (4-subject files), Folder 4

American Academy of Religion (Chicago), 1973

Box 6 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 1

American Bar Association, 1997

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 3

American Bar Association, "Resolution to Oppose the Death Penalty Internationally", 1987

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 2

American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Community Action Manual, 1968

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 4

American Correctional Association, 1957

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 10

American Indians and the Death Penalty, 1988

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 11

American League to Abolish Capital Punishment (ALACP), 1960-1969

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 12

American Orthopsychiatry Association, 1977

Box 6 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 2

American Philosophical Society, 2002

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 15

"American Populism and the Death Penalty: Witnesses at an Execution". Howard Journal of Criminal Justice, 1994

Box 1 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 2

Americans for Effective Law Enforcement, 1973

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 16

American Society of Criminology, 1988-1991

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 17

Amnesty International, 1978-1980

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 22-23

Amnesty International, 1981-1982

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 24

Amnesty International, 1983-1986

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 25

Amnesty International, 1987-1989

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 27

Amnesty International, 1990-1998

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 29

Amnesty International, Conference for the Abolition of the Death Penalty, Stockholm, 1977

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 19-21

Amnesty International, Death Penalty and Political Campaigns, 1992

Box 7 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 1

Amnesty International, Death Penalty Log, 1983-1986

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 26

Amnesty International, Death Penalty News, 1988-1989

Box 6 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 28

Amnesty International, Handbook, 1977

Box 6 (3-advocacy organization), Folder 18

Amnesty International United States, Death Penalty Mailing, 1994 February-December

Box 7 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 2

Amnesty International United States, Death Penalty Mailing, 1995 January-June

Box 7 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 3

"A Moral Reading of the Eighth Amendment". Thomas M. Cooley Law Review, 1996

Box 2 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 2

Andrew Lee Jones Fund -- Assisting Lawyers for Justice on Death Row, 1996

Box 7 (3.5.19-amnesty international, conference for the abolitio), Folder 4

"An Inventory of Death Penalty Research Projects". Supplementary Report, 1973

Box 3 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 3

Anthony Amsterdam, 1972-1988

Box 1 (2-correspondence), Folder 1

Appeals, 1983-1984

Box 1 (4-subject files), Folder 3

Arbitrary Death Penalty Abolition in Massachusetts" Prepared for NCADP Meeting, 2000

Box 5 (1-scholarship and teaching), Folder 11

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