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Volume 34, Issue 4
April 2022
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ISSN 1053-9867
EISSN 1533-8363

Reassessing the Institutional Structure of Federal Sentencing

Editor’s Observations

Might Structural Changes Be the Next Step for Federal Sentencing Reform?
Douglas A. Berman
View Articletitled, Might Structural Changes Be the Next Step for Federal Sentencing Reform?
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Institutional Reforms to Federal Sentencing Structures

Sentencing Commission Improvements Act, S.3286
View Articletitled, Sentencing Commission Improvements Act, S.3286
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Press Release: Booker and Durbin Introduce Legislation Aimed at Increasing Membership within U.S. Sentencing Commission (November 30, 2021): Currently, the Commission fails to include representation from the public defender system
View Articletitled, Press Release: Booker and Durbin Introduce Legislation Aimed at Increasing Membership within U.S. Sentencing Commission (November 30, 2021)<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Currently, the Commission fails to include representation from the public defender system</span>
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The Importance of a Racially Diverse Sentencing Commission
Barry Boss, Kara Kapp
View Articletitled, The Importance of a Racially Diverse Sentencing Commission
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A Suggestion for Making the Federal Sentencing Guidelines and the U.S. Sentencing Commission Reflect the Realities of Post-Booker Sentencing
Zachary C. Bolitho
View Articletitled, A Suggestion for Making the Federal Sentencing Guidelines and the U.S. Sentencing Commission Reflect the Realities of Post-<em>Booker</em> Sentencing
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Fair And Independent Experts in Clemency Act, H.R.6234
View Articletitled, Fair And Independent Experts in Clemency Act, H.R.6234
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Press Release: Bush, Pressley, Jeffries Unveil FIX Clemency Act (December 10, 2021)
View Articletitled, Press Release: Bush, Pressley, Jeffries Unveil FIX Clemency Act (December 10, 2021)
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The Role of Clemency in Criminal Justice Reform, 2022
Mark Osler
View Articletitled, The Role of Clemency in Criminal Justice Reform, 2022
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Prison Decarceration and the Mental Health Crisis: A Call to Action
Julian Adler, Caitlin Flood
View Articletitled, Prison Decarceration and the Mental Health Crisis<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">A Call to Action</span>
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Fixing the Support of Justice
Catherine Sevcenko
View Articletitled, Fixing the Support of Justice
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Additional Articles

Making Sense of Sentences
Marah Stith McLeod
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The Consequences of Counting Juvenile Adjudications in Adult Sentencing
Miranda A. Galvin, Matthew Kleiman, Megan C. Kurlychek
View Articletitled, The Consequences of Counting Juvenile Adjudications in Adult Sentencing
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President Biden at a Crossroads: Will He Choose the Path of Reform or the Path of Backlash?
Udi Ofer
View Articletitled, President Biden at a Crossroads<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Will He Choose the Path of Reform or the Path of Backlash?</span>
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The OLC Memo Was a Step in the Right Direction, but Federal Prisoners, on Home Confinement due to the CARES Act and in Prison, Need Mercy in the Form of Clemency
Amy Ralston Povah, Walt Pavlo
View Articletitled, The OLC Memo Was a Step in the Right Direction, but Federal Prisoners, on Home Confinement due to the CARES Act and in Prison, Need Mercy in the Form of Clemency
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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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