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Dean v. US: Judges can consider the mandatory minimum sentence a defendant will serve under Sec. 924(c) in deciding sentence for predicate conviction

Juab County Ensures Constitutional Indigent Defense in Juab County Courts

Moore v. Texas: Courts must use current medical standards in determining intellectual disability under Atkins

Rippo v. Baker: Test for Disqualification of Judge is Whether Average Judge in Situation would Likely be Neutral; Showing of Actual, Subjective Bias Not Required

Where can I take an implicit bias test?

Beckles v. United States: Federal sentencing guidelines are not subject to due process vagueness challenges

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greg.mermelstein

April 10, 2017

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Dean v. US: Judges can consider the mandatory minimum sentence a defendant will serve under Sec. 924(c) in deciding sentence for predicate conviction

Juab County Ensures Constitutional Indigent Defense in Juab County Courts

Moore v. Texas: Courts must use current medical standards in determining intellectual disability under Atkins

Ode to Dennis Murphy

Aider & Abettor: Raise the Age (Episode 6)

New Orleans Public Defenders Featured on 60 Minutes Sunday

Rippo v. Baker: Test for Disqualification of Judge is Whether Average Judge in Situation would Likely be Neutral; Showing of Actual, Subjective Bias Not Required

Where can I take an implicit bias test?

Beckles v. United States: Federal sentencing guidelines are not subject to due process vagueness challenges