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The Department of Justice plans to publish final regulations before the end of the current administration on how states can get certified to use fast-track federal court review of their death penalty cases. The DOJ's proposed regulations triggered a storm of criticism from defense lawyers, bar groups and others who said the regulations fell woefully short of ensuring that states certified for the fast-track procedures have a system in place — as required by federal law — to provide competent counsel to indigent capital defendants in state post-conviction proceedings.
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