Behind The Bench Newsletter
Kyle Barry (SLRI)The latest on state supreme courts, constitutions, & how they shape the criminal legal system
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The Michigan Supreme Court Continues To Show How It's Done
Last year, the Michigan Supreme Court made headlines when it held that all mandatory life without parole (LWOP) sentences for young people under 21 violate the state’s “cruel or unusual” punishment clause, joining the Washington and Massach...
Drop What You’re Doing And Bask In This State Supreme Court Justice’s Latest Broadside Against The U.S. Supreme Court
More than any other judge in America, Hawaii Supreme Court Justice Todd Eddins has consistently rebuked the U.S. Supreme Court’s far-right supermajority as nakedly partisan and committed only to its own ideological agenda. This insistence o...
Special Edition: Pennsylvania Supreme Court Bans Mandatory Life Without Parole For Felony Murder
Over 30 years ago, in a case now infamous for all-but erasing federal 8th Amendment rights against excessive prison terms, Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote that “no sentence of imprisonment would be [unconstitutionally] disproportionate” for “...
Issue 38: The Lazy “Shortcut” Erasing Civil Rights in Colorado
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The Lazy “Shortcut” Erasing Civil Rights in Colorado: Two Justices Finally Question Colorado’s Illogical & Blatantly Unconstitutional Approach To Excessive Sentence Review
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Michigan Supreme Court Upholds Sex Offen...
Issue 37: Right-wing Justices Behaving Badly
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Right-wing Justices Behaving Badly: Wisconsin and North Carolina Justices make news for all the wrong reasons
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Michigan Court of Appeals: 40-year prison sentence for youth is “effectively a life sentence” that...
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