About this episode

The episode explores the complexities of making a life or death decision by a jury in Puerto Rico regarding the death penalty.

How do you make a life or death decision? By Luis Trelles for Radio Ambulante (2018) In Puerto Rico in 2012, a jury faces the possibility of sentencing someone to the death penalty – nearly a century after its abolition in 1929. Whilst the constitution of Puerto Rico has expressly banned the death penalty since … Continue reading "Juror No. 10"

Topics covered

• death penalty
• jury decision
• Puerto Rico
• legal system
• moral dilemmas

Keywords

• juror
• death penalty
• Puerto Rico
• legal decision
• moral choice

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Radio Ambulante

Places: Puerto Rico

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