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A few must-read blog offerings from other writers:Defending People: Harris County Jail Hell. When inmates and the Justice Department agree, Mark Bennett takes their word over Harris County's.Drug War Rant: Pete Guither revisits the Supreme Court's Caballes case. So should you, and ultimately so should SCOTUS, although, because Justice David Souter authored the dissent and his replacement Judge Sotomayor appears to favor a more "practical," pro-prosecution approach to the Fourth Amendment, my fear is that her addition to the high court will only solidify the unhappy trends he describes, not reverse it.Califoria Meltdown Coverage: Soon after Doug Berman wondered when and how SCOTUS would react to California's appeal of federal prison litigation, SCOTUS pronounced that the state must produce a plan for releasing 40,000 prisoners, noting the court would have an opportunity for additional review before any prisoners were released...continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on September 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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