Sentencing and justice
Re “Flesh-and-blood law,” Current, Sept. 24
It is rare that the public is privy to judicial indiscretions, moreover to concrete challenges to California’s determinate sentencing laws -- which, as author Joe Domanick points out, are being challenged as unconstitutional by these and other cases on appeal. We should ask ourselves how such cases play into the prison crisis so prominent in the news these days.
BARBARA DEVER
Arroyo Grande, Calif.
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