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September 7, 2006
Still more interesting journal reading
In the course of doing edits on an article, I tripped across a number of recent sentencing-related article that I did not previously spot. Here are titles and available links:
- Punishment and Accountability: Understanding and Reforming Criminal Sanctions in America by Donald Braman
- "Consulting" the Federal Sentencing Guidelines After Booker by Gilles R. Bissonnette
- A Matter of Life and Death: The Effect of Life-Without-Parole Statutes on Capital Punishment, unsigned Harvard Law Review note.
- The Case for Treating Ex-Offenders as a Suspect Class by Ben Geiger
- Swilling Hemlock: The Legal Ethics of Defending a Client Who Wishes to Volunteer for Execution by J.C. Oleson
- Wishing Petitioners to Death: Factual Misrepresentations in Fourth Circuit Capital Cases by Sheri Lynn Johnson
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