Monday Evening Wind-down

Sorry for the delay folks, I am having computer problems.

Enjoy these stories – substantive posts to follow:

• Lisa at Compassion in Juvenile Sentencing continues her fantastic series of interviews with Jacob Ind with 10 more installments.
• Scott reports on today’s SCOTUS oral argument on when the right to counsel attaches. Transcript available here.
• SL & P links to a new paper that explores whether three-strikes laws actually increase crime.
• The Eight Circuit gets around Georgia v. Randolph in a case where the objecting co-tenant was removed from the scene.
• In keeping with the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day, Deliberations has this interesting post about the jury system in Ireland.
• Norm tells us of the very strange case of AutoAdmit.com and internet defamation.
• Blondie reminds us that defense attorneys are sticklers for rules, too.
• SexCrimes posts about criminal law in virtual worlds.