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D.C. Circuit weighs dispute that could limit PURPA's reach - Vimarsana News

D.C. Circuit weighs dispute that could limit PURPA's reach

Judges appeared divided on a Midwestern utility's argument that it should not be required to purchase power from a Montana solar facility.

Source: eenews.net
The Great Writ In Danger: Where Is Habeas Corpus Headed? - Vimarsana News

The Great Writ In Danger: Where Is Habeas Corpus Headed?

The Great Writ has been on a declining trajectory for several decades. With no signs that Congress will use its power to shore up the habeas process, and a Supreme Court appearing bent on limiting it, the future of habeas corpus is more uncertain than ever.

Source: law360.com
US Supreme Court Tacitly Approves Execution of Innocent People - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court Tacitly Approves Execution of Innocent People

Marjorie Cohn discusses the ramifications of a Supreme Court decision that flies in the face of recent precedents protecting the Sixth Amendment right to counsel. By Marjorie Cohn Truthout In a shameful opinion that broke down along ideological lines, the right-wingers on the Supreme Co

Right-Wing Supreme Court Tacitly Approved the Execution of Innocent People - Vimarsana News

Right-Wing Supreme Court Tacitly Approved the Execution of Innocent People

Now people who had incompetent lawyers aren’t entitled to present evidence of their innocence in federal court.

Clarence Thomas Wants to Limit Inmates' Right to Challenge Convictions on the Basis of Ineffective Counsel, Cites 'Cost' and 'Needlessly Prolonging' the Process - Vimarsana News

Clarence Thomas Wants to Limit Inmates' Right to Challenge Convictions on the Basis of Ineffective Counsel, Cites 'Cost' and 'Needlessly Prolonging' the Process

The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on Monday could make it harder for state prisoners to fight their cases after conviction. Two Arizona death row inmates,