Table of contents for Wretched sisters : examining gender and capital punishment / Mary Welek Atwell.

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				WRETCHED SISTERS
				TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Chapter One:	Why so few and why these few? Gender and Criminological Theory
Chapter Two:	Equal Protection and Capital Punishment: Constitutional Issues
Chapter Three: Setting Precedent: Velma Barfield
Chapter Four:	She Didn¿t Look Like a Killer: Karla Faye Tucker
Chapter Five:	Domestic Offenses: Judias Buenoano and Betty Lou Beets
Chapter Six: The Oklahoma Three: Wanda Jean Allen, Marilyn Kay Plantz, and Lois 
Nadean Smith
Chapter Seven: Aggravating Circumstances: Killing Children and Cops: Christina 
Riggs and Linda Lyon Block
Chapter Eight: The ¿Monster¿: Aileen Wuornos
Chapter Nine: More of the Same: Frances Newton
Chapter Ten: Conclusion: Lessons from Wretched Sisters

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Female offenders -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- United States -- History.
Capital punishment -- United States -- History.