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FedSoc Commentary

By Kent Scheidegger et al.

Issue 9.2 of Engage, the journal of the Federalist Society's practice groups, is now available online. This issue has four criminal law articles, because the Federalism group's articles are both on criminal law topics. The articles are: From Apprendi to Booker to Gall and Kimbrough: The Supreme Court Blunders its Way Back to Luck-of-the-Draw Sentencing by William G. Otis Forensic Science Needs Checks and Balances by Roger G. Koppl & Radley Balko A Floor, Not a Ceiling: Federalism and Remedies for Violations of Constitutional Rights in Danforth v. Minnesota by Ilya Somin The Fourth Amendment and Federalism: The Supreme Court Tussle Over the Two by Marc M. Harrold & Michael John Gorman More details after the jump: From Apprendi to Booker to Gall and Kimbrough: The Supreme Court Blunders its Way Back to Luck-of-the-Draw Sentencing July 3, 2008 by William Otis A quarter-century ago, bipartisan majorities in Congress had come to understand that the federal sentencing system was, in today?s parlance, ?broken...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime and Consequences on July 07, 2008 (boomark / email).