"DOUBLY CONDEMNED": ADJUSTMENTS TO THE CRIME AND PUNISHMENT REGIME IN THE LATE SLAVERY PERIOD IN THE BRITISH CARIBBEAN COLONIES Anthony De V. Phillips; 18 Cardozo L. Rev. 699 Cardozo Law Review November, 1996
A LEGACY OF SLAVERY AND LYNCHING: THE DEATH PENALTY AS A TOOL OF SOCIAL CONTROL William S. McFeely; 21-NOV Champion 30 Champion November, 1997
BACK ON THE CHAIN GANG: WHY THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT AND THE HISTORY OF SLAVERY PROSCRIBE THE RESURGENCE OF CHAIN GANGS Tessa M. Gorman; 85 Calif. L. Rev. 441 California Law Review March, 1997
CONDEMNED BY SUBSTANCE AND PROCESS: A COMMENT ON "DOUBLY CONDEMNED": ADJUSTMENTS TO THE CRIME AND PUNISHMENT REGIME IN THE LATE SLAVERY PERIOD IN THE BRITISH CARIBBEAN COLONIES AND "UNDER THE PRESENT MODE OF TRIAL, IMPROPER VERDICTS ARE VERY OFTEN GIVEN": CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN THE TRIALS OF ... Raymond T. Diamond; 18 Cardozo L. Rev. 753 Cardozo Law Review November, 1996
OUTLAWING OUTCASTS: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON THE DIFFERING FUNCTIONS OF THE CRIMINAL LAW OF SLAVERY IN THE AMERICAS Robert J. Cottrol ; 18 Cardozo L. Rev. 717 Cardozo Law Review November, 1996
