Titlebook: Changing Attitudes Towards the Death Penalty; Hungary’s Renewed Su Zoltan J. Toth Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Necessity or Lack of Need for Capital Punishment; if not, it is unnecessary. As the death penalty is comparable only to life imprisonment, it is inevitable to examine the extent to which a non-death penalty system can protect society and the advantages and risks of the criminal systems with and without capital punishment.

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Miscarriage of Justicer to the question of what causes or may cause a court to convict an innocent person to death, and whether procedural guarantees can avoid this danger. In connection with this, several Hungarian case studies will be presented where the court has convicted an innocent person of killing someone.

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Capital Punishment in the 1960s and 1970sn civil and military cases. The number of executions showed a steady downward trend during this period, as did the number of crimes for which the death penalty could be imposed. This chapter reviews the change in the regulation of the death penalty between 1961 and 1978, taking a detailed look at cr

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The End Time of the Death Penalty in Hungary: Two Steps of the Abolition in 1989/90e by Act XVI of 1989. A year later, in October 1990, the Hungarian Constitutional Court declared the death penalty unconstitutional and annulled the relevant provisions at the level of substantive criminal law, criminal procedural law, and the law of execution of sentences. With this act of legal hi

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