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Law Dork is Chris Geidner's blog. I am back in Washington, D.C., where I am the senior political writer at Metro Weekly. [Here's my bio.] This blog is my personal space, where I write about LGBT issues, regulation and regulators, the Obama administration and whatever passing matters catch my fancy. You also should follow me on Twitter.
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- DOJ Reply Brief in Smelt Filed
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- House Hears About Don't Ask, Don't Tell - and from Rep. Gohmert
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death penalty Archive
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Ohio Announces Move to One-Drug Execution Procedure
By way of Marc Kovac, the statement from Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections Director Terry Collins: The previous method of... -
The Machinery of Death: What Happened Today in Ohio
Today was a complicated day for Ohio. Specifically, it was a complicated day for those officeholders responsible for implementing and... -
Ohio’s Death Penalty Travails
On Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Ted Strickland finally had to put a stop to a botched execution attempt. According to the... -
Getsy time of death: 10:29.
From Marc Kovac @ohiocapitalblog: “No complications during execution.” AKPC_IDS += "3212,";Popularity: 8% [?] -
Cordray Eagerly Jumps Into Death Penalty Debate
Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray, a Democrat whose conservative position on the death penalty I previously have noted, appears to... -
Strickland Ignores Parole Board, Denies Clemency
From the Plain Dealer, disappointing news today: COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has denied clemency for the triggerman in... -
Hate Crimes: Where Are We?
[Thanks much to the folks at The Bilerico Project for cross-posting this piece this evening! -Ed.] There is a lot of... -
Hate Crimes, Matthew Shepard and What Happened Today
In 1999, a little more than a year after the killing of Matthew Shepard, his parents, Dennis and Judy Shepard,... -
Death Penalty Talk
While Gov. Bill Richardson recently signed a bill repealing New Mexico’s death penalty, Ohio Attorney General Rich Cordray is going... -
Bad Decision, OSBA
I was taken aback by the following brochure that arrived in my mail this week from the Ohio State Bar...