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By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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Very quietly there is a revolution going on North of the Border as more sitting judges have received opposition this year than any time in recent memory. We don?t know most of the Judges or candidates for that matter, but check out the Broward Blog for the latest happenings.The Federal Blog had ?gavel to gavel coverage? of the second hung jury in the Liberty Six trial. David Marcus posited the question of how many juries unable to make a decision does it take for the Government to recognize that they do not possess proof beyond a reasonable doubt?Just for the fun of it, and we will award a valuable prize, email us your predictions for the top ten picks in this Saturday?s NFL draft. We will post ours by next Friday.Over on the Supreme Court Blog SCOTUSthey are examining the extent of appellate review for convictions on military trials at Guantanamo...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on April 20, 2008 (boomark / email).
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