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: Sentencing Law and PolicySome great SCOTUS crim law commentary around the blogosphere
By Douglas A. Berman
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I have seen lots and lots of good posts from the usual good crim law bloggers in response to some of the recent SCOTUS crim law action. Here are just a few of the many posts worth checking out:
From Grits here, "Real splits on criminal justice not liberal-conservative"
From Prawfs here, "Thoughts on Yeager: Role of Appellate Judges, Special Verdicts, and the Meaning of a Hung Jury"
From SCOTUSblog here, "Law need not bow to chemistry"
From Volokh here, "Crime Severity and Constitutional Line-Drawing"
Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on June 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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