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Tolle Lege Articles
Vol. 71, Issue Tolle Lege, 2026September 08, 2026 EDT

Balancing Life and Law: The Seventh Circuit Walks the Line Between Discretionary Death and the Hollow Hope of Habeas for Juvenile Offenders in Walker

Jacob-Paul Taylor,
Juvenile OffendersEighth AmendmentAEDPAHabeas CorpusJudicial DeferenceJLWOPLife Without Parole
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Articles in Vol. 71, Issue Tolle Lege, 2026

Vol. 71, Issue Tolle Lege, 2026
  • Overdue for Review: How _Little v. Llano County_ Weakens Constitutional Barriers to Library Censorship
    Katherine Parde
  • Balancing Life and Law: The Seventh Circuit Walks the Line Between Discretionary Death and the Hollow Hope of Habeas for Juvenile Offenders in _Walker_
    Jacob-Paul Taylor
Villanova Law Review
Jacob-Paul Taylor, Balancing Life and Law: The Seventh Circuit Walks the Line Between Discretionary Death and the Hollow Hope of Habeas for Juvenile Offenders in Walker, 71 Villanova Law Review 35 (2026).
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