Radelet, Michael L.
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- History of the Death Penalty in Colorado, 1859-2015:ECIP data view (Michael L. Radelet is professor in the Department of Sociology, at University of Colorado-Boulder, and Faculty Affiliate in CU's Institute of Behavioral Science. His research focuses on capital punishment, especially the problems of erroneous convictions, racial bias, and ethical issues faced by medical personnel who are involved in capital cases and executions. He has testified in approximately seventy-five death penalty cases, before committees of both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, and in legislatures in seven states, and worked with scores of death row inmates as well as families of homicide victims in Colorado. In 2011 he received a Distinguished Alumni Award from Purdue and the William Chambliss Award for Lifetime Achievements in Law and Society from the Society for the Study of Social Problems, and in 2012 he received one of three campus-wide awards for distinguished research from the Boulder Faculty Assembly.
- His Capital punishment in America, 1988:CIP t.p. (Michael L. Radelet) introd. (signed: Gainesville [Fla.])
- Facing the death penalty, 1989:CIP t.p. (Michael L. Radelet) data sheet (b. 10/24/50)