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Volume 7, Issue 2

September 1994

ISSN 1053-9867

EISSN 1533-8363

Three Strikes Statutes: Goals, Problems, and Precedents

Editor's Observations: Speaking out on Three Strikes and You're Out

Manuel A. Abascal

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Three-Strikes Laws Punish and Protect

Edwin Meese, III

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Tough Crime Laws Are False Promises

Franklin E. Zimring

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So Many Crimes, so Little Time: The Categorical Approach to the Characterization of a Prior Conviction under the Armed Career Criminal Act

Carlton F. Gunn

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"Three Strikes and You're out": More Harm than Good

Joe D. Whitley

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The Armed Career Criminal Act — What's Wrong with "Three Strikes, You're out"?

Stephen R. Sady

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United States v. Custis and the Constitutionality of Challenging Prior Convictions under the Sentencing Guidelines

Olivia Karlin; Louis Karlin

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Comparing Three Strikes and the ACCA—Lessons to Learn

Thomas W. Hillier

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The Limited Impact of Custis on Challenges to Prior Convictions

David L. McColgin

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United States Sentencing Commission Washington DC 20002-8002: February 22, 1994

William W. Wilkins,, Jr.

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Rand Research Brief: September 1994: California's New Three-Strikes Law: Benefits, Costs and Alternatives

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Analysis of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1993 — H.R. 3355 (As Passed by the Senate November 19, 1993) U.S. Sentencing Commission February 22, 1994

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Testimony of William W. Wilkins, Jr., Chairman United States Sentencing Commission before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Criminal Justice: March 1, 1994

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Population and Fiscal Estimate of the "Three Strikes" Initiative: State of California Department of Corrections Offender Information Services Branch Legislative Estimates Unit: February 28, 1994

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Armed Career Criminal Act: Title 18. Crimes and Criminal Procedure Part I. Crimes Chapter 44. Firearms: 18 US Code Section 924(E) (1994)

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California Penal Code, Sec. 667 (1994) Part 1. Crimes and Punishments Title 16. General Provisions

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Public Law 103-322: Title VII—Mandatory Life Imprisonment for Persons Convicted of Certain Felonies: Sec. 70001

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For Immediate Release Thursday, October 20, 1994: Judge Conaboy Chairs United States Sentencing Commission, Three New Commissioners Named

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Editors' Notes

Marc Miller; Daniel J. Freed

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The High Costs of Low Risk: The Crisis of America’s Aging Prison Population

Three Strikes Statutes: Goals, Problems, and Precedents

Editor's Observations: Speaking out on Three Strikes and You're Out

Three-Strikes Laws Punish and Protect

Tough Crime Laws Are False Promises

So Many Crimes, so Little Time: The Categorical Approach to the Characterization of a Prior Conviction under the Armed Career Criminal Act

"Three Strikes and You're out": More Harm than Good

The Armed Career Criminal Act — What's Wrong with "Three Strikes, You're out"?

United States v. Custis and the Constitutionality of Challenging Prior Convictions under the Sentencing Guidelines

Comparing Three Strikes and the ACCA—Lessons to Learn

The Limited Impact of Custis on Challenges to Prior Convictions

United States Sentencing Commission Washington DC 20002-8002: February 22, 1994

Rand Research Brief: September 1994: California's New Three-Strikes Law: Benefits, Costs and Alternatives

Analysis of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1993 — H.R. 3355 (As Passed by the Senate November 19, 1993) U.S. Sentencing Commission February 22, 1994

Testimony of William W. Wilkins, Jr., Chairman United States Sentencing Commission before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Criminal Justice: March 1, 1994

Population and Fiscal Estimate of the "Three Strikes" Initiative: State of California Department of Corrections Offender Information Services Branch Legislative Estimates Unit: February 28, 1994

Armed Career Criminal Act: Title 18. Crimes and Criminal Procedure Part I. Crimes Chapter 44. Firearms: 18 US Code Section 924(E) (1994)

California Penal Code, Sec. 667 (1994) Part 1. Crimes and Punishments Title 16. General Provisions

Public Law 103-322: Title VII—Mandatory Life Imprisonment for Persons Convicted of Certain Felonies: Sec. 70001

For Immediate Release Thursday, October 20, 1994: Judge Conaboy Chairs United States Sentencing Commission, Three New Commissioners Named

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