USSC Review 4 Juvenile Lifers
Finally, our nation’s large population of under age juveniles (now grown men and most well into middle age) who were once sentenced to life in prison – some younger than 13 years old –...
Category: Criminal Law
Flash mobs: First dancing, now crime
HooverLaw’s Bryan Utter writes about the recent trend of flash mob crime.
“Caylee’s Law:” Unconstitutional from the get-go
The outcome of the Casey Anthony trial sparked a drive for a new law. “Caylee’s Law,” as it has been dubbed after Anthony’s daughter, would impose on parents a duty to report the death or disappearance of their children in the event such a tragedy occurs.