Are we effectively tightening up the habeas corpus process in a way that will shorten the time frame? Are we doing anything in this process to in any way undermine the rights of defendants in this process? Do they still have the ability to make these appeals in a timely and effective way?
Questioning the implications of changes to the habeas corpus process.
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