Main September 27, 2018Dare I create an open thread for comments on a (sure-to-be-historic) day of overload?I am likely not to have any time for blogging over the next couple of days because of this exciting event taking place in
Two exciting DEPC events this coming week
Main September 23, 2018Two exciting DEPC events this coming weekIn separate prior posts here and here, I noted two substantive events scheduled this week involving the new OSU Drug Enforcement and Policy Center (which I help direct). I am
Columbus’ Proposed Community Bill of Rights Exceeds the City’s Legislative Power
The Supreme Court of Ohio held last week that a proposed voter initiative creating a Community Bill of Rights for the City of Columbus was properly excluded from the upcoming November 2018 ballot. State ex rel. Bolzenius v. Preisse,
“From Punishment to Public Health: Embracing Evidence-Based Solutions to End the Overdose Crisis”
Main September 18, 2018″From Punishment to Public Health: Embracing Evidence-Based Solutions to End the Overdose Crisis”The title of this post is the title of this exciting event taking place at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in Columbus,
Two Columbus government employees contract Legionnaires’
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Two sickened, and possibly more, at Ohio V.A. clinic
Two veterans have been diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease after visiting the Chalmers P. Wylie V.A. Ambulatory Care Center in Columbus, OH. In addition, five other patients have Legionnaires’ symptoms, but they have not been confirmed with the disease.
The two veterans who
Remarkable tale of how uncertain criminal laws and their enforcement can produce extraordinary punishment inequities
Main June 24, 2018Remarkable tale of how uncertain criminal laws and their enforcement can produce extraordinary punishment inequitiesI understand concerns about the potential for sentencing disparities that can arise from broad judicial discretion, but I have always noticed how many
With death of Alva Campbell, Ohio need no longer worry about trying to execute ill prisoner after first botched attempt
Main March 3, 2018With death of Alva Campbell, Ohio need no longer worry about trying to execute ill prisoner after first botched attemptAs reported in this local article, “Alva Campbell, “an inmate on Ohio’s death row who had his