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Narrative ChangeHans Hansen
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Narrative Change

224 pagesFirst published 20201 edition
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"An innovative study of narrative construction in capital defense cases from management professor and death penalty expert. Since 1976, Texas has accounted for more than a third of the nation's 1,400 executions. In cases where the prosecutor seeks the death penalty in Texas, the defendant is sentenced to death 90 percent of the time. In West Texas in 2008, that rate was 98 percent. That's when the newly formed Regional Public Defenders Office for Capital Cases approached management professor Hans Hansen to drastically rethink their strategic approach to death penalty cases. The result? Only…

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  • Other · English · 2020
    Columbia University Press · 224 pages · 9780231184427
Social sciencesNarrative inquiry (Research method)Capital punishmentSocial change