You know the criminal justice situation in the US is bad when you open the morning paper and read this paragraph as the lede in a front-section article (that happens to be written by Adam Liptak): In December, the United Nations took up a resolution...
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I'm a few days behind on my weekly rundown of Adam Liptak's Sidebar column. I blame law school (I know what you're going to say. I know I'm a third.
Yesterday, Adam Liptak's (now free!) column in the NYT addressed the question of photo identification and voting -- specifically, whether it's right (constitutionally, pragmatically, morally) to require voters to show.
Either I missed my dear Liptak last week, or he was off for Labor Day. Either way, he's back in action today, with a column about the FISA court , recent federal court decisions requiring it to be more open, and the Bush administration's constant...
It's time for your weekly installment of Liptak love, wherein I sing the praises of the New York Times' Adam Liptak and his Monday (Times Select-shielded) criminal justice columns. Today,.
This love for Liptak is becoming something of a weekly tradition. He's just been writing such damn good columns.Today - behind the TimesSelect curtain - Liptak takes on laws that.
I may have found the answer to the question I posed to you all over the weekend about what kind of weekly fill-in-the-blank blogging you'd like to see. The answer might be weekly Liptak love blogging. Because Adam Liptak's Monday columns in the NY Times...