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Podcast excerpt: Listen to TX Court of Criminal Appeals consider when it's okay to electrocute defendants at oral arguments
Federal legislation boosts Raise-the-Age prospects in Texas
Texas is one of only four states which still charges 17 year olds as adults. But new federal...
Tax deadline for exonerees, Blakinger on 'Fresh Air,' judge rubber stamps flawed blood-spatter forensics, and other stories
Lots going on this week, even if your correspondent hasn't had much blogging time. Here's a quick...
Podcast: Adversaries over Austin police-union contract sit down; when is it okay for courts to electrocute mentally ill defendants?; pythons as stocking stuffers?; and other stories
What leverage did a Texas...
Conflation of punishment with price system distorts justice in sex-assault cases
We live in an era when "justice" has been defined largely in terms of the price system, as though...
