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Some commentary from around the blogsphere on Comstock and Graham

By Douglas A. Berman

Cruising around the blogsphere has reveals this array of early commentary on the Supreme Court's criminal justice work in Comstock and Graham today: From Concurring Opinions, "Graham v. Florida ? Collapse of Capital-Noncapital Distinction?" From Crime & Consequences, "Graham: The Bad News and the Really Bad News" From Gits for Breakfast, "For once, Texas Lege ahead of SCOTUS curve: Juvie LWOP abolished" From SCOTUSblog, "Analysis: A limited break for juveniles; Graham v. Florida, Opinion recap From Sex Crimes, "United States v. Comstock: Some Early Observations" From WSJ Law Blog, "Scotus: The Kids Are Alright (So Let Them Have Parole) And a bunch of different folks at The Volokh Conspiracy already have all this commentary to share on Comstock: Preliminary Thoughts on Comstock (from Randy Barnett) A Few Thoughts on the Comstock Case (from Eugene Volokh) Bad News for Federalism? Some Preliminary Reflections on Comstock (Ilya Somin) continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on May 17, 2010 (boomark / email).