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Volume 31, Issue 3
February 2019
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ISSN 1053-9867
EISSN 1533-8363
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Editor’s Observations
Learning from Recent State Drug Sentencing Reform Efforts
Douglas A. Berman, Steven L. Chanenson
View Articletitled, Learning from Recent State Drug Sentencing Reform Efforts
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Articles
Criminal Justice and Drug Sentencing Reform in Ohio after Issue 1
Sara Andrews
View Articletitled, Criminal Justice and Drug Sentencing Reform in Ohio after Issue 1
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Issue 1 Died, Ohio’s Criminal Justice Reform Lives
Daniel J. Dew
View Articletitled, Issue 1 Died, Ohio’s Criminal Justice Reform Lives
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Oklahoma’s State Question 780: Criminal Justice Reform and Resistance
Stephen R. Galoob, Colleen McCarty, Ryan Gentzler
View Articletitled, Oklahoma’s State Question 780<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Criminal Justice Reform and Resistance</span>
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The New Amy, Vicky, and Andy Act: A Positive Step Toward Full Restitution for Child Pornography Victims
Paul G. Cassell, James R. Marsh
View Articletitled, The New Amy, Vicky, and Andy Act<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">A Positive Step Toward Full Restitution for Child Pornography Victims</span>
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Policy Reports
Reclassified: State-Drug Law Reforms to Reduce Felony Convictions and Increase Second Chances
Brian Elderbroom, Julia Durnan
View Articletitled, Reclassified<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">State-Drug Law Reforms to Reduce Felony Convictions and Increase Second Chances</span>
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Race & Criminal Justice Ohio Issue 1 and Beyond
Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at The Ohio State University, Kyle Strickland, Kelly Capatosto, Leigha Grosh, Cyan Blackwell
View Articletitled, Race &amp; Criminal Justice Ohio Issue 1 and Beyond
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All Issues
Booker Is the Fix
The Evolving Role of the United States Sentencing Commission
Intrigue at the U.S. Sentencing Commission: The Battle Over Part-Time Commissioners
Federal Sentencing Guidelines Revisited
Did Booker Increase Disparity? Why the Evidence Is Unpersuasive
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