Latest issue of Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law full of capital punishment discussion

Just like a New Yorker forgets to make time to visit the Statute of Liberty, I sometimes forget to blog about exciting sentencing work done in my own backyard.  Specifically, I have failed to previously note that that latest issue of the Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law has a half-dozen articles on the death penalty authored by a number of notable folks.  Here are title and likes of the pieces:

A Personal Journey into the Morass of Ohio's Death Penalty by Lawrence Herman

Abolition of the Ohio Death Penalty?—Not for Lack of Trying by Margery Malkin Koosed

From Proponent to Opponent: My Lifelong Struggle with the Death Penalty by Jim Petro

Ohio's Modern Death Penalty—From Architect to Opponent by Justice Paul Pfeifer

Why Europe Abolished Capital Punishment by John Quigley and S. Adele Shank

Tinkering with the Machinery of Death: Lessons from a Failure of Judicial Activism by Kent Scheidegger