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Death Penalty Open Access Research bills itself as an open access case book for death penalty jurisprudence. It has links to statutes, articles, cases and other sources of death penalty information.

Author: Brian Williams is the contact for the Web site.

Blawg Related Categories: Constitutional LawCriminal JusticeDeath PenaltyLegislation & Lobbying


Recent Posts from Death Penalty Open Access Research

  • wexis brand preference

    Brand preference: Westlaw / Lexis ... "The law school library respondents preferred Westlaw at a rate of nearly four-to-one, and seventy-eight percent of the federal court/government respondents preferred Westlaw. And, sixty percent of the law…

  • " open access ... not exactly snowballed ... "

    Chronicle -- Stanford's Education Department Requires Open Access: Open-access advocates predicted that the move last February by Harvard University???s Faculty of Arts and Sciences and, later, by its Law School to require free online access…

  • latimes on death penalty report

    "California's administration of the death penalty is "close to collapse" and would require massive new state spending or changes in sentencing laws to end decades of delay and dysfunction, a state commission reported Monday. The…

  • drug wars

    Tijuana must be number 2 ... "Border Drug Wars Plague Cities in Mexico and U.S.by Jason Beaubien. All Things Considered, June 29, 2008 ?? Drug cartels have made Juarez the deadliest city in Mexico. But…

  • fair administration of the death penalty in california?

    Administration of the death penalty in California is dysfunctional and close to collapse -- So concludes the California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice. "The California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice, created…

  • bradbury on acres of books, long beach

    Via LISNews - Librarian And Information Science News -- "The building where the landmark bookstore Acres of Books is located has been acquired by the city for redevelopment and the store must vacate by next…

  • devolution in "critical thinking"

    From the Chronicle Blog: Louisiana Law Urges 'Critical Thinking' About Evolution "Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana signed into law a bill that would urge public schools in the state to foster ???critical thinking??? about evolution,…

  • fight the power

    A FGI (Free Government Information) blog post reports on the fight for open access rights to GAO authored legislative histories: "A few weeks ago, we posted a story about GAO selling exclusive access to GAO…

  • obama 4 death ... o well whatever nevermind

    Given Senator Obama's cynical support of capital punishment, i guess i'll have to throw my not insubstantial cynical support behind ... O well, whatever, nevermind(Kurt Cobain, NIRVANA, Smells like teen spirit). See, TalkLeft: The Politics…

  • "the supreme court made the right decision"

    No Death Penalty for Child Rape: The Supreme Court made the right decision by rejecting execution for nonlethal crimes. Editorial. Los Angeles Times (June 26, 2008): "In concluding that capital punishment can be imposed constitutionally…



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