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Kevin Blackwell | Yale Law Journal Kevin Blackwell In this Essay, researchers at the United States Sentencing Commission respond to criticisms by
Louis Reedt | Yale Law Journal Louis Reedt In this Essay, researchers at the United States Sentencing Commission respond to criticisms by Sonja Starr
Glenn R. Schmitt | Yale Law Journal Glenn R. Schmitt In this Essay, researchers at the United States Sentencing Commission respond to criticisms by
Sonja B. Starr | Yale Law Journal Sonja B. Starr In this Essay, Professors Starr and Rehavi respond to the U.S. Sentencing Commission’s empirical
M. Marit Rehavi | Yale Law Journal M. Marit Rehavi In this Essay, Professors Starr and Rehavi respond to the U.S. Sentencing Commission’s empirical
offenses presumptively invalid. For constitutional purposes, petty offenses are criminal misdemeanors that carry a maximum possible sentence of six
themselves sympathetic to purposivism or intentionalism reasonably get worried when that methodology gets applied in the criminal law and sentencing
conviction for a felony, misdemeanor or other offense, even if it is not included in the sentence.” Collateral consequences amplify punishment beyond the
a jury trial when they sentence individuals using judge-found facts in combination with mandatory sentencing guidelines. The Supreme Court, however
the sentence to be true.93 We can see this difference in the logical structures of the two readings given in Sentences (3a) and (3b) above: the de re