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Crime and Punishment in the Jim Crow South |

Amy Louise Wood; Natalie J. Ring

University of Illinois Press

Crime and Punishment in the Jim Crow South

Hanging, the Electric Chair, and Death Penalty Reform in the Early Twentieth-Century South

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Vivien Miller

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Front Matter
Acknowledgments
Introduction	Amy Louise Wood; Natalie J. Ring
Crime
The Trials of George Doyle: Race and Policing in Jim Crow New Orleans	K. Stephen Prince
“Many People ‘Colored’ Have Come to the Homicide Office”: Police Investigations of African American Homicides in Memphis, 1920–1945	Brandon T. Jett
Forced Confessions: Police Torture and the African American Struggle for Civil Rights in the 1930s and 1940s South	Silvan Niedermeier
The South’s Sin City: White Crime and the Limits of Law and Order in Phenix City, Alabama	Tammy Ingram
Punishment
Testimonial Incapacity and Criminal Defendants in the South	Pippa Holloway
Sewing and Spinning for the State: Incarcerated Black Female Garment Workers in the Jim Crow South	Talitha L. LeFlouria
Cole Blease’s Pardoning Pen: State Power and Penal Reform in South Carolina	Amy Louise Wood
Hanging, the Electric Chair, and Death Penalty Reform in the Early Twentieth-Century South	Vivien Miller
The Making of the Modern Death Penalty in Jim Crow North Carolina	Seth Kotch
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Contributors
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Index
Production Credits
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