Continued blogosphere buzz
September 21, 2005
Continued blogosphere buzz
As was true late yesterday, thoughtful bloggers are continuing thoughtful discussions of some recent sentencing news items and posts:
- Daniel Solove has this post at PrawfsBlawg about the length of white-collar sentences, and Ellen Podgor relays this interesting first-hand report from the recent Tyco sentencings over at the White Collar Crime Prof Blog.
- Reacting to my post about limited criminal law and trial experience of sitting Supreme Court justices, Stephen Bainbridge in this post notes the need for a securities law expert and details the impact that unique expertise could have on SCOTUS decision-making. (Since Bainbridge suggests that he is looking for someone in the mold of Justice Lewis Powell, he will perhaps be pleased to see that my colleague Dale Oesterle at the Business Law Prof Blog here compares John Roberts to Justice Powell.)
September 21, 2005 at 06:14 PM | Permalink
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Douglas Berman, Continued blogosphere buzz, Sentencing Law and Policy (September 21, 2005) [The Library at LexBlog, LEX-WK-H56ZMFYM, lexpid.org/H56ZMFYM]
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