Working like a charm

Article Abstract:

Elizabeth Dole believes that women can succeed in a man's world while retaining their femininity. She did just that in her life, going to law school in a time when few women did, yet keeping her Southern gentility. She has also retained an independent life from her husband Bob Dole.

Interview, Women politicians, Dole, Elizabeth H., Politicians' spouses

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Witness at the execution

Article Abstract:

Prejean has written a new book, 'Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States,' about her opposition to capital punishment. She challenges a society that allows government-sponsored killing as a solution to crime.

Biography, Authorship, Nuns, Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in the United States (Book), Prejean, Helen

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Capital crime

Article Abstract:

An analysis of issues in the death penalty is discussed, contextualized within the case of Texan Karla Faye Tucker. A number of sensitive issues are being debated in the Tucker case including issues on her sex and brain damage.

Criminal procedure, Criminal law

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