Thursday, June 15, 2006
From around the blogosphere
Just a quick wrap-up from around the blogosphere:
- Anywhere But Here looks at the latest developments in the Chinese death penalty, including use of mobile execution facilities and organ harvesting.
- TCASK posts on the recent editorial by Lorry Post in the Philadelphia Inquirer that eloquently reflects upon the murder of Lorry & June Post's daughter and the abolition of the death penalty in New Jersey.
- Stand Down has been focusing intensely on the story of Steven Staley. Texas is looking at forcibly medicating Staley to make him sane enough to execute. [Steve Hall's work on Stand Down, is top rate, his posts on Staley are just the tip of the iceberg over there.]
- Concurring opinions looks at jury overrides in Alabama, as well as the interplay between the lack of a more systematic indigent defense system & the death penalty [posts here & here].
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