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VOTE, VOTe, VOte, Vote, vote, votE, voTE, vOTE, VOTE...

By Douglas A. Berman

or you have much less moral authority for complaining about the nature and direction of American laws and society!! In my sleepy little Ohio hamlet, I had to wait in line for nearly an hour to cast my vote on a touch-screen machine.  (This wait was about 10 times longer than it has ever taken me to vote, and I am actually proud and excited that I finally got to stand in a line to vote.) I have done lots and lots and lots of sentencing-related election blogging, but typepad's lousy new archive technology means that only the most recent posts can be found in the archive Campaign 2008 and sentencing issues.  In any event, here are links to some major posts I have done on issues that remain lively this election day: Noticing the new ex-felon voting block Is ignorance bliss as Campaign 2008 ignores crime and punishment issues? A good question about prison nation ...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on November 04, 2008 (boomark / email).