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The Implicit Racial Bias in Sentencing: The Next Frontier | Yale Law Journal

sentences based on offenders’ darker skin tone and more pronounced Afrocentric features. i. implicit racial bias in judicial sentencing A. Implicit

Fifty Shades of Gray: Sentencing Trends in Major White-Collar Cases | Yale Law Journal

Comm’n 2014); see U.S. Sent’… U.S. Sentencing Guidelines Manual § 2B1.1 cmt. n.3 (U.S. Sentencing Comm’n 2014); see U.S. Sent’g Commission, supra

Federal Sentencing in 2007: The Center Holds—The Supreme Court Doesnt | Yale Law Journal

Federal Sentencing in 2007: The Center Holds—The Supreme Court Doesnt | Yale Law Journal Federal Sentencing in 2007: The Center Holds—The Supreme Court Doesnt

Is History Repeating Itself? Sentencing Young American Muslims in the War on Terror | Yale Law Journal

For example, Sabri Benkahla, who received a ten-year sentence for making false statements to a grand jury and the FBI, was sent to a CMU, denied contact

On Estimating Disparity and Inferring Causation: Sur-Reply to the U.S. Sentencing Commission Staff | Yale Law Journal

conclusions of two U.S. Sentencing Commission reports. The Commission found that the sentence gap between comparable black and white men had approximately

What Feeney Got Right: Why Courts of Appeals Should Review Sentencing Departures De Novo | Yale Law Journal

What Feeney Got Right: Why Courts of Appeals Should Review Sentencing Departures De Novo | Yale Law Journal What Feeney Got Right: Why Courts of Appeals Should Review Sentencing ...

Mandatory Sentencing and Racial Disparity: Assessing the Role of Prosecutors and the Effects of i Booker /i | Yale Law Journal

e.g.,June 26, 2004,Sent’g L. & Pol’y, http://sentencing.typepad .com/sentencing law and policy/2004/week26/index.html (last visited Sept. 1, 2012

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