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  • Sentencing without Guidelines

    by Rhys Hester ...
    Sentencing matters. Reform initiatives hope to impart more uniformity and fairness in sentencing. Tough-on-crime laws like “three strikes” and mandatory minimum provisions deprive judges of sentencing discretion. While sentencing guidelines have been adopted by approximately 20 states since the early 1980s, many judges operate without guidelines.Sentencing without Guidelines is Rhys Hester’s deep ... Read more

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  • Sentencing Guidelines and Commissions

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    Series series Studies in Crime and Public Policy
    Since the 1970s, sentencing in many countries has evolved from a system in which courts enjoyed wide discretion to one where courts must follow or at least consider guideline recommendations. This movement towards greater structure has also led to the creation of independent bodies-sentencing commissions or councils-which now sit alongside courts of appeal and play a pivotal role in guiding courts ... Read more

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  • The Oxford Handbook of Empirical Legal Research

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