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October 7, 2005
Busy criminal day in the 1st Circuit
Today was a big day for criminal dispositions in the First Circuit on a range of topics, and all the action is well covered over at Appellate Law & Practice. The biggest news, covered effectively at both AL&P and How Appealing, is the First Circuit's grant of the government's write of mandamus to prevent US District Judge Nancy Gertner's creative effort to try to get more African-Americans on the jury to decide a federal death penalty case.
October 7, 2005 at 04:12 PM | Permalink
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