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Criminal Liability for Judicial Murder in Texas

Mark Bennett | September 2, 2009

I’ve been meaning to write this piece for a while, either as a blog post or as the framework for a piece of speculative legal fiction. Cindy Henley’s and Jeff Gamso’s comments to my post about the Cameron Todd Willingham case prompted me to do it now, rather than later . . . . If [...]

Category: death penalty, justification, law of parties | 27 Comments »
Tags: Cameron Todd Willingham, Douglas Fogg, John Jackson, Johnny Webb

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