Some blogosphere reading for the extended weekend

With a bit of unexpect internet time, I have come to see a few interesting postings from the past week around the blogosphere that seemed worth rounding up here.  So:

• From California Correctional Crisis, "Long Sentences for Juveniles: Does Parole Fix Everything?"

• From Canna Law Blog, "The Marijuana Industry is not at War with the Poor"

• From the Colllateral Consequences Resource Center, "“On Lawyering” on collateral consequences"

• From Crime & Consequences, "A Requiem for Sentencing Reform"

• From Gamso -- For the Defense, "Loretta Lynch v. Connecticut"

• From MLP&R, "Calling out Leg/Reg, Ad Law scholars to start looking seriously at pros/cons of structures of state (and eventually federal) medical marijuana reforms"

• From Simple Justice, "Judge Block’s Curious Parsimony"