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: Lethal InjectionCommentary: Medellin
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Commentary: Medellin, via SCOTUSblog von Lyle Denniston am 06.08.08 Commentary Many thousands of words about the death penalty have beeen written or spoken to or by the Supreme Court in recent months, but in the past few days the Court ? supposedly on its summer break ? has had to think hard about the meaning of silence. It is being asked, by the U.S. Solicitor General and the state of Louisiana, to reopen its decision in Kennedy v. Louisiana (07-343) to fill in a gap in that ruling about Congress and the death penalty for the crime of child rape. And, on Tuesday night, a majority of the Court actually based its decision in the death penalty case of Medellin v. Texas (08-5573) in part on the silence of the Solicitor General and a gap in utterance by Congress...continue to full postFull post as published by Lethal Injection on August 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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