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Volume 23, Issue 4

April 2011

ISSN 1053-9867

EISSN 1533-8363

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Editor's Observations
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Advice for the U.S. Sentencing Commissioners

Editor's Observations

Lots of Advice on Lots of Topics for the New (Post-Booker) U.S. Sentencing Commission

Douglas A. Berman

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Commentaries

Stop Wagging the Dog: A Plea for the New Commission to Incorporate Due Process and Higher Standards of Proof into the Sentencing Hearing

Mark H. Allenbaugh

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Federal Prosecutors, Not Judges, Decide Whether Defendants Serve a Five-Year Mandatory Minimum in Certain Child Pornography Prosecutions: Further Cause for Repeal and Reform

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Make Probation a Real Option at Sentencing

Ellen C. Brotman

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Communicating Substance

Jelani Jefferson Exum

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Comments on Sentencing Procedures

Eric Hicks

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Follow the Evidence: Integrate Risk Assessment into Sentencing

Jordan M. Hyatt, Mark H. Bergstrom, Steven L. Chanenson

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Fix the Broken Illegal Reentry Guideline

Doug Keller

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Revise U.S.S.G. Section 2B1.1, Application Note 19(c)

Stephen Kress

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Three Steps Toward Fairer Drug Guidelines

Jay Rorty, Scott Michelman

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The U.S. Sentencing Commission Should Make Its Special Data Collections Readily Available to Outside Researchers

Eric L. Sevigny

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The Relevance of Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Its Literature

David B. Wexler

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Urging Retroactivity for New Guidelines from the Sentencing Commission

J. Matthew Wright

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Letter to the U.S.S.C. Chair, Honorable William K. Sessions III, from Jonathan J. Wroblewski (June 2010)

Jonathan J. Wroblewski

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Results of Survey of United States District Judges January 2010 through March 2010

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Advice for the U.S. Sentencing Commissioners

Editor's Observations

Lots of Advice on Lots of Topics for the New (Post-Booker) U.S. Sentencing Commission

Commentaries

Stop Wagging the Dog: A Plea for the New Commission to Incorporate Due Process and Higher Standards of Proof into the Sentencing Hearing

Federal Prosecutors, Not Judges, Decide Whether Defendants Serve a Five-Year Mandatory Minimum in Certain Child Pornography Prosecutions: Further Cause for Repeal and Reform

Make Probation a Real Option at Sentencing

Communicating Substance

Comments on Sentencing Procedures

Follow the Evidence: Integrate Risk Assessment into Sentencing

Fix the Broken Illegal Reentry Guideline

Revise U.S.S.G. Section 2B1.1, Application Note 19(c)

Three Steps Toward Fairer Drug Guidelines

The U.S. Sentencing Commission Should Make Its Special Data Collections Readily Available to Outside Researchers

The Relevance of Therapeutic Jurisprudence and Its Literature

Urging Retroactivity for New Guidelines from the Sentencing Commission

Primary Materials

Letter to the U.S.S.C. Chair, Honorable William K. Sessions III, from Jonathan J. Wroblewski (June 2010)

Results of Survey of United States District Judges January 2010 through March 2010

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