On state sentencing, defense lawyers predict more ex post facto claims

Lawyers are debating whether this week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling that reversed the sentencing of a defendant because it constituted ex post facto punishment will trickle into other areas of criminal sentencing such as parole, three strikes laws and sex offender registration laws.

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Will Supreme Court ruling on ex post facto sentencing trickle down?

On state sentencing, defense lawyers predict more ex post facto claims

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