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Supreme Court Puts Onus on Lawmakers to Provide Second Chances for Kids

Supreme Court Puts Onus on Lawmakers to Provide Second Chances for Kids | Opinion Marc Levin , Chief Policy Counsel, Council on Criminal Justice On 5/3/21 at 6:00 AM EDT On April 22, the Supreme Court issued a disappointing decision in Jones v. Mississippi, a case of a juvenile who had been given a life sentence without parole. In essence, the Court declined to extend its prior holdings by imposing additional requirements on state courts considering whether a life without parole sentence is appropriate for a child. Given the Court s 6-3 conservative majority, the decision not to impose a prescriptive rule on the lower courts comes as no surprise, as it aligns with the philosophy that these details should be left to the states. Half of U.S. states have already rejected this immoral brand of sentencing for children, and the Court s decision makes it clearer than ever that the rest should follow suit.

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Illinois Court Finds Insurer Has Duty To Defend Underlying COVID-19 Suit Under CGL Policy - Insurance

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In one of the first decisions in the country with respect to insurers obligations to their insureds for COVID-19 claims in the context of commercial liability coverage, one court has found a duty to defend under a commercial general liability (CGL) policy. In McDonald s Corp., et al. v. Austin Mutual Insurance Company, 1:20-cv-05057, the federal district court held that a claim for injunctive relief requiring McDonald s to enact more stringent safety protocols and provide additional training to franchisees and their employees on preventative measures to avoid the spread of COVID-19, constituted

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