Dialogues on the Ethics of Capital Punishment

The book features a fictional dialogue spanning three days, exploring the ethical complexities surrounding capital punishment. Through thoughtful discussions, characters address fundamental issues related to life and death, justice, and compassion. The dialogue culminates in a debate on the conditional and unconditional right to life, encouraging readers to reflect on the morality of the death penalty. Jacquette's approach presents the topic in a clear and engaging manner, allowing for personal interpretation of the moral implications involved.