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Around the blogosphere

By Douglas A. Berman

Here are some posts of note around the blogosphere to close out the week: From Crime & Consequences here, "Brunner on Death Penalty: Not Ready for Prime Time" From Grits for Breakfast here, "A conservative case for reducing incarceration" From Sex Crimes here, "DOJ: Two Jurisdictions in Compliance With Adam Walsh Act" In addition, lots of thoughtful bloggers are talking about the briefs submitted in the Supreme Court case of Pottawattamie County vs. McGhee, which concerns whether prosecutors have "absolute immunity" when presenting false evidence that produces a wrongful conviction.  Posts worth checking out include notable ones from Grits and Crime and Federalism and Simple Justice and The Volokh Conspiracy.

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on September 25, 2009 (boomark / email).