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I was flattered to find Grits included in this compendium of the top 100 criminal justice blogs (in the view of the Criminal Justice Degrees Guide). The list includes a fine assortment of criminal justice blogs written from a variety of viewpoints, a number of which were new to me. Check it out and update your blogrolls accordingly.Meanwhile, Jeff Rambin has established a new blog focusing exclusively on Tyler's 12th Court of Appeals, titled appropriately enough, Tyler Appeals. See, for example, this discussion of a case in which the court ruled that even though prosecutors urge jurors to draw conclusion about guilt from the failure of a defendant to testify, prosecutors can make that argument regarding the failure to produce documentary evidence...continue to full post

Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on June 03, 2008 (boomark / email).

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