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Anyone note anything notable (or dealing with criminal justice) in the Kagan converage?

By Douglas A. Berman

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Over at all the biggest law blog spots like How Appealing and SCOTUSblog and The Volokh Conspiracy have more links and analysis concerning President Obama's nomination of SG Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court than any human could possibly process. Based on a brief scan of the coverage and commentary, I have yet to see any new or unanticipated issues raised in conjunction with her nomination. Even more importantly for this space, I have yet to see a single story focused on Kagan and the standard criminal justice issues (as opposed to "war on terror" issues) that comprise a large part of the SCOTUS docket. The question in the title of this post is my bleg to readers to help me keep an eye out for any especially interesting or blog-worthy stories about Kagan and/or about the views she might have on SCOTUS-significant criminal justice issues ranging from the death penalty to the Second Amendment to Apprendi and Blakley and Booker and Crawford...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on May 11, 2010 (boomark / email).