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July 1994
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1053-9867
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1533-8363
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The Disproportionate Imprisonment of Low-Level Drug Offenders
Editors' Notes
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Review of an Analysis of Non-Violent Drug Offenders with Minimal Criminal Histories
Jeffrey A. Roth
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Editors' Observations: The Disproportionate Imprisonment of Low-Level Drug Offenders
Marc Miller
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Daniel J. Freed
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United States Department of Justice: An Analysis of Non-Violent Drug Offenders with Minimal Criminal Histories: February 4, 1994
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Quo Vadis? What Congress and DOJ Should Do in Response to the Justice Department's "Analysis of Non-Violent Drug Offenders with Minimal Criminal Histories"
Joe B. Brown
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Do Guideline Sentences for Low-Risk Drug Traffickers Achieve Their Stated Purposes?
Miles D. Harer
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Department of Justice Low-Level Drug Offender Study: A Defense Perspective
Michael Katz
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Caroline Durham
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The Consequences of Mandatory Minimum Prison Terms: A Summary of Recent Findings
Barbara S. Vincent
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Paul J. Hofer
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Bibliographic Essay: Guidelines Fact-Finding: A Comparative Law Perspective
Bruce P. Smith
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Collateral Attack and the Sentencing Guidelines
Mark David Harris
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Bankruptcy Crimes and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines
Leah Lorber
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Bruce A. Markell
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