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sentence for someone who engages in conduct that involves “a serious risk of physical injury to an- other” violates due process). The void-for-vagueness
criminal sentences. The second argues the Supreme Court’s failure to clarify Fourth Amendment doctrine in light of mass digital surveillance threatens civil
agitation, articulating a critique of women’s legal, political, and social subordination in documents such as the 1848 Declaration of Sentiments signed at
3316, 3384, 3392, 75 U.N.T.S. 134, 202, 210 (declaring that combatants “may not be sentenced . . . to any penalties except those provided for in
sentence: “No motion or prop- osition on a subject different from that under consideration shall be ad- mitted under color of amendment.” 51 What does “a
]. the yale law journal 129:1946 2020 1962 The House’s germaneness rule is a single sentence: “No motion or prop- osition on a subject
proclivity for imposing death sentences in cases where a jury has already rejected that penalty? There is no evidence that criminal activity is more
into question the line of Supreme Court capital-sentencing cases requiring admission of whatever mitigating evidence the defense wishes to use to show
scholarship on the Federal Sentencing Guidelines focused on the transfer of sentencing authority from judges to the Sentencing Commission; later studies
motive-based sentencing enhancements for bias and hate crimes. Compare Anthony M. Dillof, Punishing Bias: An Examination of the Theoretical