Big symposium on Lockett v. Ohio now published via University of Akron School of Law Constitutional Law Center
In this post last year I noted a call for papers by the Center for Constitutional Law at the University of Akron School of Law to commemorate the Supreme Court decision in Lockett v. Ohio , 438 U.S. 586 (1978) . I am pleased to see that the papers have now been published and are available at this link . Here they are:
Introduction to the " Lockett v. Ohio at 40 Symposium": Rethinking the Death Penalty 40 Years After the U.S. Supreme Court Decision by Margery B. Koosed
The Other Lockett by Dennis Balske
Reflections on the Sandra Lockett Case by Peggy Cooper Davis
Justice White's Lockett Concurrence and the Evolving Standards for a Capital Defendant's Mens Rea by Jordan Berman
Lockett v. Ohio and The Rise of Mitigation Specialists by Russell Stetler
Is the Supreme Court's Command on Mitigating Circumstances a Spoonful of Sugar with a Poison Pill for the Death Penalty? by Jeffrey L. Kirchmeier
Lockett As It Was, Is Now, and Ever Shall Should Be by Karen A. Steele
Recollections on the Lockett Case in the U.S. Supreme Court by Joel Berger
Lockett v. Ohio and Its Subsequent Jurisprudence: Between Law and Politics by Cynthia Boyer
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