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November 29, 2004

Of note around the blogsphere

More than a few items of potential sentencing interest has the blogsphere buzzing after the long holiday weekend.  Here's a very quick round-up:

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Prof. Berman,

I'm puzzled that so many people who oppose the Guidelines and mandatory minimums also oppose limiting Congress' commerce power. It seems to me that if Congress is so inept at properly and rationally sentencing people, then Congress likely has an similar ineptitude at properly defining criminal conduct.

Why are the liberals so afraid of federalism?

Posted by: Mike | Nov 30, 2004 3:41:54 PM

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