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The latest views of the Kennedy capital child rape case

By Douglas A. Berman

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Providing more grist for the mill (and for the printer), the transcript of today's Supreme Court argument in the capital child rape case of Kennedy v. Louisiana is available at this link.  Corey Yung is doing an extraordinary job covering the case is a series of posts at Sex Crimes, and Lyle Denniston now has this effective summary of the argument up on SCOTUSblog. The first-cut analysis seems to point to Justice Kennedy being the key swing vote here.  But, as we discovered today with the Baze decision, we should not expect the tough criminal cases even in the death penalty setting to always come out as a 5-4 vote.

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on April 16, 2008 (boomark / email).

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