In a dynamic panel discussion, Stanford Lively Arts and the Program in Ethics in Society present a compelling exploration of complicated legal, social, and scientific questions surrounding the ethics and administration of the death penalty.
Featured panelists include:
Lawrence Marshall, founder of the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University and professor of law, Stanford University
Craig Haney, author of Death by Design and professor of psychology, University of California at Santa Cruz
Lance Lindsey, executive director, Death Penalty Focus, San Francisco
William Abrams, professor of human biology, Stanford University
Moderated by:
Debra Satz, associate professor of philosophy and director of the Program in Ethics in Society, Stanford University
This event is part of a week-long residency with the ACTORS' GANG, the acclaimed Los Angeles-based theater troupe under the artistic direction of Tim Robbins. Presented by Stanford Lively Arts.