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- OPINION: Federal habeas corpus & actual innocence
- OPINION: The gutting of habeas for state defendants
- OPINION: Did Barry Bonds really obstruct justice?
- Rajaratnam's conviction is just the opening act
| OPINION: Federal habeas corpus & actual innocence | Top |
| As shown in the Jeffrey MacDonald case, a shake-up of the federal post-conviction system is long overdue. | |
| OPINION: The gutting of habeas for state defendants | Top |
| In the 15 years since Clinton signed the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act, the writ has been eviscerated. | |
| OPINION: Did Barry Bonds really obstruct justice? | Top |
| The response for which he was convicted was evasive but not false, so it was not perjury, according to the Supreme Court. Is it appropriate, then, to rest an obstruction conviction solely on that same response? | |
| Rajaratnam's conviction is just the opening act | Top |
| This was the first time federal prosecutors used wiretaps to build an insider-trading case, but don't expect it to be the last. | |
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