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Thursday, March 06, 2003

Three strikes analysis
Bernard Hibbitts at 5:02 PM ET

[JURIST] Wednesday's US Supreme Court rulings upholding the constitutionality of California's "three strikes" sentencing law (Ewing v. California [decision syllabus] and Lockyer v. Andrade [decision syllabus]) are dissected today by law professors Jeff Cooper [Cooped Up post] of Indiana University School of Law Indianapolis and David Wagner [Ninomania post] of Regent University School of Law, both writing on their weblogs.






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