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: Sentencing Law and PolicyTwo 2011 must-reads for sentencing fans from the Duke Law Journal
By Douglas A. Berman
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A little law review surfing proved fruitful this afternoon when I discovered that the January 2011 issue of the Duke Law Review is already available on-line and it includes these two must-reads for sentencing fans:
this article by Ty Alper on lethal injection litigation titled "Blind Dates: When Should the Statute of Limitations Begin to Run on a Method-of-Execution Challenge?"
this note by John Gabriel Woodlee titled "Congressional Manipulation of the Sentencing Guideline for Child Pornography Possession: An Argument For or Against Deference?"
Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on January 06, 2011 (boomark / email).
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