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Providing care via electronic communication when patients and providers are in separate locations, known as telemedicine or telehealth, has been possible for decades. The exigent circumstances sparked...
Providing care via electronic communication when patients and providers are in separate locations, known as telemedicine or telehealth, has been possible for decades. The exigent...
Networks the fact that they are going to try to cast this as another example of cancel culture, when it is just flat out racism. this is not, you know, so much will culture, cancel culture has to do with evolving standards, right. we are not the same as we were ten years, ago we have become more sensitive to the topic, and cancel culture, you often hear people getting caught in these two areas. this would have been racist, in 1955. if somebody had gone on the steve allen show, and said my best advice would be to stay away from black, people that person in 1955 would have gotten in trouble. >> ...
"The Evolving Standards, As Applied" The title of this post is the title of this notable new paper authored by William Berry now available via SSRN. Here is its abstract: In Jones v. Mississippi, the Supreme Court adopted a narrow reading of its Eighth Amendment categorical bar on mandatory juvenile life-without-parole (JLWOP) sentences. Specifically, the Court rejected the Jones’ claim that the Eighth Amendment categorical limit required a sentencing jury or judge make a finding of permanent incorrigibility — that the defendant is beyond hope of rehabilitation — as a prerequisite to...