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Volume 31, Issue 2

December 2018

ISSN 1053-9867

EISSN 1533-8363

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The 2018 Debate over Federal Statutory Reform Proposals

Editor’s Observations

The 2018 Debate over Statutory Reforms to the Federal Criminal Justice System

Douglas A. Berman

Articles

Criminal Justice Reform Must Start with Sentencing Reform

Ames Grawert; Priya Raghavan

Threading the Needle: The FIRST STEP Act, Sentencing Reform, and the Future of Criminal Justice Reform Advocacy

Molly Gill

Now Is the Time to Take the First Step

Joshua B. Hoe

How the FIRST STEP Act Would Restore Dignity to Incarcerated Women

Jessica Jackson

Beyond First Steps: Reforming the Federal Bureau of Prisons

Shon Hopwood

Understanding Federal “Restrictive Housing Unit” Environments

Jack T. Donson; Keramet Reiter

Primary Materials

Letter to Congressional Budget Office Re: S. 1917, the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2017

Letter to House Judiciary Committee Members Urging “No” Vote on FIRST STEP Act

Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

Letter to House Judiciary Leaders Explaining FAMM Support for FIRST STEP Act

FAMM

Dear Colleague Letter Expressing Concerns with FIRST STEP Act

Richard J. Durbin; Cory A. Booker; Kamala D. Harris; Sheila Jackson Lee; John Lewis

Dear Colleague Letter Expressing Support for FIRST STEP Act

Hakeem S. Jeffries

Former Prisoners’ Letter to Senate Judiciary Leaders

(June 8, 2018)

Conservative Leaders’ Letter to President Trump Expressing Support for FIRST STEP Act

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Donald Trump and the Clemency Process

Debevoise’s Holloway Project and “Second Looks”: How Challenging One Discrete Racial Inequity in Federal Criminal Justice Can Help Produce Systemic Change

War Crime Pardons and Presidential (Self-) Restraint

Are Blanket Pardons Constitutional?

After Trump: Restoring Legitimacy to the Pardon Power

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