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Volume 28, Issue 3

February 2016

ISSN 1053-9867

EISSN 1533-8363

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Editor’s Observations
Judicial Discretion
Statement of Reasons
Disparity
Reform
Special Topic: Johnson V. United States

Sentencing a Decade after Booker

Editor’s Observations

A Booker Effect?

Jelani Jefferson Exum; Paul J. Hofer, J.D. Ph.D.

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Judicial Discretion

The Discretion to Sentence

Robert Pratt

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Judicial Discretion in Federal Sentencing—Real or Imagined?

Judge Nancy Gertner

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Foreword to Judge Arthur Tarnow’s Special Notes

Jelani Jefferson Exum

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Special Notes—Criminal—Practice Guidelines

Judge Arthur J. Tarnow

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Statement of Reasons

The Evolution of the Statement of Reasons Form

Jelani Jefferson Exum; Paul J. Hofer, J.D. Ph.D.

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The Importance of Statements of Reasons in Guideline Sentencing

Toby D. Slawsky

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Disparity

Federal Sentencing Disparity: 2005-2012 (Summary)

U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics

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Review of DOJ-Commissioned Report: Racial Disparity in Post-Booker Sentencing

Paul J. Hofer, J.D. Ph. D.

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Response to Paul Hofer

William Rhodes; Ryan Kling; Jeremy Luallen; Christina Dyous

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The Debate Continues

Paul J. Hofer, J.D. PH. D.; William Rhodes

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Reform

A Commentary on Judicial Discretion, Mandatory Minimums, and Sentencing Reform

Jelani Jefferson Exum

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Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2014

United States Sentencing Commission

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Quick Facts: Mandatory Minimum Penalties

United States Sentencing Commission

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Sentencing Reform: Let’s Keep What We Know Works and Avoid What We Know Fails

William Otis

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Taking a Closer Look: A Case for Sentencing Reform

Jalila Jefferson-Bullock

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Special Topic: Johnson V. United States

Using the Supreme Court’s Original Habeas Jurisdiction to “Ma[k]e” New Rules Retroactive

Stephen I. Vladeck

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Sentencing a Decade after Booker

Editor’s Observations

A Booker Effect?

Judicial Discretion

The Discretion to Sentence

Judicial Discretion in Federal Sentencing—Real or Imagined?

Foreword to Judge Arthur Tarnow’s Special Notes

Special Notes—Criminal—Practice Guidelines

Statement of Reasons

The Evolution of the Statement of Reasons Form

The Importance of Statements of Reasons in Guideline Sentencing

Statement of Reasons, AO 245B (Rev. 10/15)

Letter to Judge Patti B. Saris, Revised Statement of Reasons

Decision, United States v. Pruitt

Disparity

Federal Sentencing Disparity: 2005-2012 (Summary)

Review of DOJ-Commissioned Report: Racial Disparity in Post-Booker Sentencing

Response to Paul Hofer

The Debate Continues

Reform

A Commentary on Judicial Discretion, Mandatory Minimums, and Sentencing Reform

Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2014

Quick Facts: Mandatory Minimum Penalties

Sentencing Reform: Let’s Keep What We Know Works and Avoid What We Know Fails

Taking a Closer Look: A Case for Sentencing Reform

Special Topic: Johnson V. United States

Using the Supreme Court’s Original Habeas Jurisdiction to “Ma[k]e” New Rules Retroactive

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