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Too much great stuff around the blogosphere

By Douglas A. Berman

Here are lots of posts (with lots of questions and food for weekend thought) from some of my regular reads: From Balkinization, "Strict Scrutiny for Second Amendment Rights?" From Concurring Opinions, "Is Baseball the Fairest Sport?" From Convictions, "Two Strikes and You're Violent?" From Grits for Breakfast, "Drug offenders dominate new prisoners from probation revocation" From Pardon Power, "Campaign 08: Mrs. Clinton and the Disown-Distance Dance" From PrawfsBlawg, "Retributive Damages: Some Recent Normative Scholarship" From Sex Offender Issues, "Former Jackson County deputy avoids prison time in teen?s sex abuse case" From TalkLeft, a bunch of notable criminal justice stories From Turley, "Iowa Judge Orders Criminal to Church in Another Abuse of 'Creative Sentencing'" From WSJ Law Blog, "Zach Scruggs, Son of Dickie, Pleads Guilty to Misprision Charge" I have an interest, but lack the time, to opine on all of these (very diverse) blogospheric insights...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on March 22, 2008 (boomark / email).