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Volume 32, Issue 1
October 2019
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ISSN 1053-9867
EISSN 1533-8363

SCOTUS Cases, Aleph Conference, and FIRST STEP Developments

Editor’s Observations

Three Spheres of Sentencing Reform
Douglas A. Berman; Steven L. Chanenson
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Thoughts on Scotus OT 18

Timbs v. Indiana: Toward the Regulation of Mercenary Criminal Justice
Wayne A. Logan
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Will the Supreme Court Rein in “Excessive Fines” and Forfeitures? Don’t Rely on Timbs v. Indiana
Nora V. Demleitner
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A Cruel and Unusual Term: The Distortion of Decency and Restraint in the Supreme Court’s 2018–2019 Death Penalty Decisions
Jenny-Brooke Condon
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Is Foreign Compelled Testimony Worth the Gamble?
H. Ron Davidson
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Rehaif v. United States: Once Again, a Gun Case Makes Surprising Law
Jessica A. Roth
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Aleph Conference

Remarks from Hon. Letitia James—Rewriting the Sentence: Summit on Alternatives to Incarceration
July 17, 2019
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The Brooklyn Mental Health Court—A Thousand Graduates Later
Judge Matthew Jude D’Emic
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Reflections on What Works with the Reentry Courts in the District of Oregon
Ann Aiken
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Reflections on “Rewriting the Sentence”
Hanna Liebman Dershowitz
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First Step Materials

Remarks on the Implementation of the First Step Act
Jeffrey A. Rosen
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Press Release: Department of Justice Announces the Release of 3,100 Inmates under First Step Act, Publishes Risk and Needs Assessment System
Department of Justice
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First Step Act Implementation Fact Sheet
Department of Justice
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First Step Act: Best Practices for Academic and Vocational Education for Offenders
David B. Muhlhausen; Hugh J. Hurwitz
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All Issues
Let My People Go: A Call for the Swift Release of Elderly Federal Prisoners in the Wake of COVID-19
The Special Perils of Being Old and Sick in Prison
Increasing Use of Home Confinement at Institutions Most Affected by COVID-19: Memorandum for Director of Bureau of Prisons
The Impact of an Aging Inmate Population on the Federal Bureau of Prisons
The High Costs of Low Risk: The Crisis of America’s Aging Prison Population
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