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SCOTUS Podcasts: The Federalist Society has podcasts on the Kennedy v. Louisiana argument by Bill Otis and on the Baze v. Rees decision by Kent Scheidegger.
Reaction to Baze Commentary: SCOTUSblog has posted a commentary by Eric Berger, an assistant professor at University of Nebraska College of Law. Berger's commentary responds to Kent Scheidegger's April 18th commentary that the Court's opinions in Baze v. Rees will allow states with protocol's similar to Kentucky's to move forward with their executions. Berger argues that because there are often discrepancies between States' written protocols and actual implementation of the protocol, cases challenging whether actual lethal injection implementation causes severe pain may still be necessary...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime and Consequences on April 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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