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Open Thread: Stuff to Read While I'm Out

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While much of the political blogging word has migrated to Austin for the weekend, I'm leaving town. Blogging will be slow till Monday, so until Grits gets back in the saddle here's some related reading for you.First off, in part to thank them for an enjoyable lunch outing yesterday, check out recent posts from blogger-attorneys Jamie Spencer from Austin and Robert Guest from Dallas. Also, Mark Bennett in Houston raises an important question about whether prospective jurors should be stricken if they're unwilling to convict based on uncorroborated witness testimony. See also Doc Berman and CrimProf blog for informative recent posts.Use this as an open thread to let us know what other crimjust topics you're watching and I'll be back before you know it.continue to full post

Full post as published by Grits for Breakfast on July 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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