Yet more must-read new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series

I highlighted here back in April the terrific new essay series assembled by the Brennan Center for Justice under the title “Punitive Excess.”  I have blogged about sets of new essays repeatedly (as linked below) because each new set of new essays are must reads (like all that come before).  Here is the latest trio:

• “The Prosecutor Problem” by Paul Butler

• “A Holistic Approach to Legal Advocacy” by Blake Strode

• “Surviving a Daily Storm” by Asia Johnson

Prior related posts:

• Brennan Center launches notable new essay series titled “Punitive Excess”
• More notable new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series
• Three more great new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series 
• Still more great new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series
• Another rounds of terrific new essays in Brennan Center’s “Punitive Excess” series