August 21st, 2008
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August 21st, 2008
Stand Down- Tonight's Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Debate
- Kansas Legislators Speak Out
- Death Penalty Trials and Judges
- From New Hampshire - Coverage of Study Commission Hearing
- David Dow on NPR's Fresh Air Today
- Ohio on Pace for Execution State Record
- Eighth Circuit Upholds Arkansas' LI Protocol
- The Cost Issue in Pennsylvania
- DPIC
- NEW VOICES: Past President of Prestigious American Law Institute Says Death Penalty "Unworkable"
- Texas Inmate Facing Execution Denied DNA Testing
- NEW VOICES: Medical Society of New Jersey Urges AMA to Oppose Death Penalty
- NEW VOICES: Prosecutors in Texas Cite High Costs and Uncertainty as Reasons for Less Use of Death Penalty
- Resources on the Death Penalty for Communities of Faith
- Berman on Sentencing
- Oklahoma legislature still eager to make child rape a death penalty offense
- Australia province to start utilizing community-based "sentencing councils"
- "Would Ending The Drug War Stimulate Economic Growth?"
- Eighth Circuit rejects challenge to constitutionality of Arkansas lethal injection protocol
- Intriguing little Eleventh Circuit ruling on loss calculation and restitution
- How Appealing
- "Appeals court: Women wrestlers can sue UC Davis."
- "Georgetown Law's Lazarus Named to New Professorship"
- "Advocates push abortion-rights license plate in Va"
- "Federal investigators explore charges against Roeder"
- "A Mediocre Criminal, but an Unmatched Jailhouse Lawyer"
- "Originalism and Economic Analysis: Two Case Studies of Consistency and Coherence in Supreme Court Decision Making."
- "No Talking, No Texting, No Tweeting"
- "David Souter to speak at 359th Commencement; Harvard alumnus served nearly two decades on U.S. Supreme Court"
- Eighth Circuit rejects death row inmates' challenge to the constitutionality of Arkansas's protocol for execution by lethal injection
- "Reserving Time for Rebuttal Oral Argument on Appeal"
- The Agitator
- Harmful Error
- Gamso for the Defense
- Simple Justice
- SCOTUS Blog
- A Criminal Enterprise
- TalkLeft
- Grits for Breakfast
- Lammers on Crim Law
- The Crime Report
- Blueprints Conference
- Unilaterally Punitive
- Retired NYC Police Officers Report Crime Data Manipulation
- Illinois Cops Fail To Find 800 Missing Chicago-Area Sex Offenders
- Media Frenzy, Photo Op Issues In Charges Against Jackson Doctor
- Holder: Terrorism-Case Critics Shun Facts To Score Political Points
- Mexico Drug War Failing, Nation On The Verge Of “Narco-State”
- Defending People
- Executed Today
- Fourth Amend Blog
- Fourth Amendment News--CNET News
- MD: Removal of occupants from car is irrelevant if there is cause for stop
- M.D.Ala.: Nexus: Unemployed document forger likely kept stuff to do so in his house
- E.D.Mo.: Officer's use of e-mails in Internet sting case does not state a violation of the Fourth Amendment or any statute
- Defense Newsletter Blog
- Innocence Blog
- Third Circuit Blog
- Circuit Reverses Grant of Acquittal in Drug Conspiracy
- Circuit Affirms Summary Judgment for State Defendants in Delaware Lethal Injection Case
- Court Upholds Denial of IA Claim: No Evidentiary Hearing was Necessary and Petitioner Failed to Show Prejudice
- Pennsylvania Resisting Arrest is Crime of Violence Under Begay
- Fifth Circuit Blog
- SCOTUS To Decide Whether Court May Impose Sentence Below Revised Range in § 3582(c)(2) Resentencings
- Defendant Who Got 5K1.1 Departure Below Statutory Minimum Not Eligible for 3582(c)(2) Reduction, Because Sentence Was Based on Statute, Not Guidelines
- Each Receipt of Money Is Separate Offense Under 18 U.S.C. § 641
- No Error In Letting Government Amend Indictment to Conform Serial Number of Gun Alleged to Gun Introduced at Trial
- Sixth Circuit Blog
- Ninth Circuit Blog
- Tenth Circuit Blog
- Texas Court of Criminal Appeals blog
- CAAFLog
- TMN
- Upcoming Scheduled Executions in Texas
- One Sarah Palin Supporter at Rally in Texas Refuses to Back Rick Perry because He Believes Texas Governor Allowed Texas to Execute an Innocent Man
- Farouk Shami Supports a Moratorium on Executions
- Bill White Says he Does Not Support a Moratorium, but We Will Try to Persuade Him to Change His Mind
- More Cover-up: Chair John Bradley Tried to Get Dr Craig Beyler Not to Testify to Texas House Committee on Criminal Jurisprudence
- TEXAS DEATH PENALTY
- Journey of Hope
- Death Watch
- TCASK