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By Karl R. Keys, Esq.

Some time ago I realized that a few days, or sometimes weeks, before trial, I obsess trial.  Little things go by the waste side.  I get vapor lock. The only thing I seem to be able to think about is the jury saying “guilty” on all counts. Those obsessions are over, I have verdict, and while I catch up, a few posts from around the net of note. Most notably, no major captial decisions. While we were gone, however,  this stuff seemed to be the best. America?s Best Prosecutor? [via Bennett’s blog] & Why is the Senate wasting time with a capital counsel hearing? [via Doug B.] ] 8th Circuit appellate resources [via Iowa Champion] More From Mississippi [from Radley Balko on the Mississippi medical examiner scandal] Innocents on Death Row: Who?s counting?[via Western Justice] How to Pass the MPRE: WWJD ? WWLD [via Western Justice] For a Public Defender?s Office [via Bennett’s blog] Kentucky?s public defenders face budget cuts [a public defender] Survey help wanted [via Harmless Error] New Lethal Injection Challenge in Alabama [via standdown] And for those curious of verdict results, tradition here is never to reveal verdict results, less we tempt the trial gods and they get mad...continue to full post

Full post as published by Capital Defense Weekly on April 10, 2008 (boomark / email).