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Intellectual Competence & the Death Penalty

By Steve Hall

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That's the name of blog started recently by Dr. Kevin McGrew, Director of the Institute for Applied Psychometrics.  The blog is here.I'll be adding it in the left-column webroll next.  Thanks to Saor Stetler for passing on information of this valuable blog.More on the 2002 Supreme Court ruling in Atkins v. Virginia is via Oyez; related articles, in the mental retardation index.  Mental retardation is now generally referred to as a developmental disability.  Because it has a specific meaning with respect to capital cases, we continue to use the older term.

Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on September 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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