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  1. Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

    Wisconsin Revives Its Commutation Process: What Practitioners Should know

    By Nathan Oesch

    September 24, 2026 Wisconsin has reestablished a formal process for seeking commutation after a roughly three-decade hiatus. Nate Oesch outlines what to know about eligibility, applications, and the state’s new…

  2. Zalma on Insurance

    No Good Judicial Deed Goes Unpunished

    By Barry Zalma

    Violate Terms of Probation and Go to Jail Post 4848 See the full video at  https://rumble.com/v7fnxd6-no-good-judicial-deed-goes-unpunished.html  and at https://youtu.be/9SxJRPNzSWc Kindness in Sentencing is Often Abused and Probation Becomes Jail In…

  3. The Justice Gap

    Palestine Action activists appeal ‘terrorist’ sentences never put to jury

    By Christine Savino

     Four Palestine Action activists, the ‘Filton Four’, have launched an appeal against being sentenced on the basis of a ‘terrorist connection’ despite never being convicted of a terrorism offence. Charlotte Head,…

  4. SCOV Law

    "Good" Timing

    By Andrew Delaney

    Can we have a decision about calculations without using this meme? Possibly. But why? By Andy DelaneyFriday was my birthday. SCOV issued one opinion about good-time credit and that which the…

  5. Canadian Lawyer Mag

    SCC rejects presumptive ceiling for post-verdict sentencing delay

    By Canadian Lawyer Mag

    Unanimous court adopts ‘markedly longer’ test in R. v. R.B.-C.; sentence reduction is the ordinary remedy for delay

  6. The Justice Gap

    Lawyers call for immediate review of IPPs after Appeal court identifies ‘flaw in system’

    By Christine Savino

    Leading lawyers have called on the government to immediately review all remaining imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences, warning that people may still be detained under unlawfully imposed sentences.In an…

  7. North Carolina Criminal Law

    The “Same Elements” Sentencing Point, Revisited

    By Jamie Markham

    Under G.S. 15A-1340.14(b)(6), an additional sentencing point applies “[i]f all the elements of the present offense are included in any prior offense for which the offender was convicted, whether or…

  8. Zalma on Insurance

    Sentence Set by Extent of Crime

    By Barry Zalma

    Crime Requires 121-151 Months of Imprisonment  Post 5486 Mr. Baiyewu Is Liable For The Loss Resulting From Acts Directly Attributable To Him And For The Loss Resulting From The Reasonably…

  9. The Justice Gap

    ‘Twenty years of damage’: Campaigners urge swift action after government pledges end to indefinite jail time

    By Christine Savino

    Campaigners have called for the government to act swiftly after Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged to end imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences, which have left hundreds of prisoners incarcerated…

  10. De Rebus - SA Attorneys' Journal

    The Zinn triad in 2026: Still fit for purpose?

    By De Rebus

    Picture source: Getty/iStock For more than five decades South African courts have relied on the triadic sentencing framework articulated in S v Zinn 1969 (2) SA 537 (A). The well-known…