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'Round the Bloggerhood

Update: Jeanne D'Arc of Body and Soul on the Beardslee exceution.

Billmon's Whiskey Bar is open again.

Sam Heldman of Ignatz has resumed blogging.

Law Prof Doug Berman of Sentencing Law and Policy reports on a new Booker decision from a federal judge in Wisconsin that (thankfully, in my opinion) takes the opposing view of Judge Paul Cassell in Utah in his Wilson opinion.

Skippy offers up his blogging disclosures to conform to the new rules of blogging ethics.

Judd Legum at American Progress lays out the important stats for tomorrow's coronation.

DUI blog reports that the Supreme Court let stand a Kansas decision that cops can force you to submit to a blood test even after you've submitted to three breath tests--in their hopes of finding evidence that will hold up in court.

Via Julia at Sisyphus Shrugged: Jon Stewart on Condi Rice and memo to Joe Biden: Don't even think about running in the 2008 primaries. [for us, Joe Biden = Rave Act, unacceptable.]

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    Re: 'Round the Bloggerhood (none / 0) (#1)
    by Talkleft Visitor on Thu Jan 20, 2005 at 12:08:49 AM EST
    I have serious problems with that one. Being an ex-cop, I truly hate people that drink and drive. They shouldn't be allowed to even own a car but, on the other hand... I think a person has the right to refuse a blood test.

    Re: 'Round the Bloggerhood (none / 0) (#2)
    by pigwiggle on Thu Jan 20, 2005 at 08:09:02 AM EST
    DUI mania; what’s next, medical procedures?