Sentencing/Post Conviction

Posts are primarily about criminal cases in Minnesota, but also address high-profile criminal cases around the country. Occasionally has tips for criminal defendants.

Discusses criminal court cases in front of the Arkansas Court of Appeals and Arkansas Supreme Court.

Texas criminal defense, criminal procedure, and other criminal law issues.

This blawg covers topics such as felonies, assault and battery, violent crime, drug offenses and wrongful convictions.

"Writings from my experiences as a solo practicing Chicago criminal defense attorney."

Posts deal with DUI laws, penalties, driving privileges and administrative license suspension.

"In their own words." Interviews and photographs of low-profile defendants as they leave the courthouse at 100 Centre Street in Manhattan.

This victims' rights blog's posts often focus on events or policies that interfere with the swift meting out of criminal justice measures. They also cover criminal cases before the U.S. Supreme court and studies with public policy implications related to criminal justice.

Posts about DUI-related info for Ohio residents. Topics include breath tests, field sobriety tests and getting a driver's license back.

Bringing up-to-date information and news on federal criminal law in the state of Georgia.

"Analysis and discussion of criminal defense, appeals and post conviction relief in Florida and the Eleventh Circuit."

Reports on DUI sentences, creative DUI defenses, high-profile individuals charged with DUI, and DUI law and order in Florida.

"Devoted to bringing prison issues to light."

Blog includes posts on DUI charges, juvenile cases, substance abuse programs and field sobriety tests.

News about security measures, crime, sentencing and prisons (with a particular focus on California), and thoughts about crime's powerful impact on political strategies and how governments spend the taxpayers' money.

"Fact-based, easy-to-understand, and hopefully even interesting information about the current state of Illinois expungement, sealing, and clemency laws."

National police misconduct statistics and reporting project.

Posts cover resolved and outstanding cases in which lawyers are fighting inmates' convictions based on evidence of their innocence.

Blog discusses wrongful convictions, and tracks court cases that Innocence Matters has been involved with. Recently the blog celebrated the organization's first exoneration, of a man named John Smith; he had been convicted of murder by false testimony.

Law and order news-of-the-weird, news stories concerning criminal charges against police officers and members of the military and scandals in the U.S. Justice Department.

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