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Sentencing Law and Policy Web Log Table of Contents October 2, 2004 through November 14, 2004 November 14, 2004 1 Still more state Blakely rulings of note 1 The decline of death? 1 Responding to Blakely in North Carolina 2 November 13, 2004 2 The joy of footnotes 2 The waiting game continues 3 Calling all sociologists 3 Noteworthy news from the midwest 4 November 12, 2004 4 Off to Chicago with interesting briefcase readings 4 The Blakely costs and court crisis 5 November 11, 2004 5 Fascinating death penalty development in Ohio 5 University of Chicago Legal Forum symposium 6 Blakely delays, deals and dodges 6 AG nominee Gonzales and sentencing issues 7 What might come of plain error rulings and other affirmances? 8 November 10, 2004 9 Todays SCOTUS death penalty case 9 Apprendi, Blakely and federalism 9 The next US Attorney General 10 Discussing Blakely in Indiana 10 Lots of morning sentencing news 11 November 9, 2004 11 Nationwide Blakely developments in the states 11 AG Ashcroft resigns 12 Enron sentencing jury is back 12 Death is not so different 13 Considering Justices through the criminal justice lens 13 Lots to do while we wait 14 Not yet for Booker and Fanfan 14 Booker and Fanfan pre-reading guide 15 Friends in high places 15 The power of positive thinking? 16 SCOTUS makes news by not deciding 16 November 8, 2004 17 In a New York state of mind 17 Can sentencing jurors get the blue flu? 17 Federal response to Blakely/Booker 17 Not so fast? 18 Tomorrows the big day? 19 Over 2 million prisoners and counting 19 November 7, 2004 20 Imagining a Sentencing Judges Hall of Fame 20 Sentencing in the Sunday news 21 Tracking Blakely in the states 21 November 6, 2004 22 Continued Prop. 66 post-game analysis 22 More affirmances despite Blakely in the First Circuit 22 Fascinating Blakely reports on Enron trial 23 November 5, 2004 24 More events and weekend reading around the blogsphere 24 More noteworthy state Blakely developments 24 Upcoming sentencing conferences 25 Fur