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November 5, 2012
A few criminal justice headlines on Election Eve
I may be too exhausted from fast-forwarding through a stunning number of election ads to put together a detailed SL&P election 2012 guide in the next few days. Fortunately, a lot of the highlights for sentencing fans can be found in old and new media stories, such as these I noticed this morning:
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From The Crime Report here, "Election 2012: Crime Policy at the Crossroads"
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From the Daytona Beach News-Journal here, "Felons find restoring right to vote a harder task now"
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From Bloomberg here, "Marijuana’s Recreational, Medical Use on Ballots in Six States"
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From policymic here, "California Propositions: Prop 34 and Prop 36 Could Have National Reprecussions"
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From the National Journal here, "The 10 Biggest Legal Stories to Watch on Election Night"
November 5, 2012 at 12:03 PM | Permalink
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