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: Sentencing Law and PolicyMy bloggy interview at LexBlog discussing start of OSJCL Amici
By Douglas A. Berman
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In this post at LexBlog, Rob La Gatta has put up an interview we did last week discussing, inter alia, how my blogging here (and the thoughtful comments of so many readers) inspired me to help create OSJCL Amici: Views from the Field. Here is this part of our Q and A:Rob La Gatta: How did the idea for Views From The Field first develop?
Doug Berman: I?ve been blogging on my Sentencing Law & Policy Blog for a while, and have been inspired by the number of thoughtful practitioners who will say things in comments and through e-mails that give me really distinctive views on the federal sentencing world. Being involved with the Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law, I thought we ought to have an online supplement, one that avowedly focused on getting the perspective of thoughtful practitioners (rather than just providing opportunities for law professors to write smaller versions of longer ideas)...continue to full postFull post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on February 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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