Byrd v. Collins, No. 96-3209 (6th Cir.) (209 F.3d 486) (April 6, 2000) (Judge Richard F. Suhrheinrich)
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published in Punch and Jurists
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This case is noted for Judge Jones’ brilliant dissent in which he decried the “intolerable abandonment of substantive and procedural principles” that appears prevalent in so many capital cases.
Judge Nathaniel Jones’ dissenting opinion in this case was a fitting culmination to the raft of stories and studies that appeared …
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