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By Karl R. Keys, Esq.

As always, there was more great stuff to write about than there was time to discuss it. Link dump after the jump: FindLaw, Michael Dorf has this new essay, titled “How the Supreme Court’s Lethal Injection Ruling Elevates Appearances Over Reality.” Baze Commentary: Protocol and Practice from SCOUTSBlog Pope Thanks Corzine for Abolishing the Death Penalty in Jersey. Click here to read the news account. via Abolish. WaPo notes the feds can’t seem to win in court in terror cases. The latest in DNA evidence, using familial DNA to look for suspects. more also at Reason Magazine The Detroit Free Press looks at the Fieger’s legal team WaPo discusses whether DNA tests offer a potential deeper examination of people accused of crimes Which came first: memos or torture? Death Penalty: World trend down but secrecy surrounds China execution figures- new report In Idaho, federal death penalty sentencing phase delayed for a request by the Defendant to go pro se Gideon at A Public Defender asks Innocents on Death Row: Who?s counting? Pakistan proposes commuting call death sentences Self-Editing Tips for Legal Writers via the Illinois Trial Practice Blog Speaking Freely notes several talks from the Voices of Hope Agents of Change tour are now online Tracking executions worldwide Asia leads the world’s known executions continue to full post

Full post as published by Capital Defense Weekly on April 21, 2008 (boomark / email).