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Volume 30, Issue 2
December 2017
Federal Sentencing Reporter Cover Image for Volume 30, Issue 2
ISSN 1053-9867
EISSN 1533-8363
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Sentencing in the Nation’s Heartland

Editor’s Observations

Mass Incarceration in the Heartland: Midwestern States Struggle to Tame Historically High Prison Populations
Michael O’Hear
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Sentencing in the Heartland: A Perspective from Ohio
Sara Andrews
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Supporting Victims of Violent Crime Using Trauma Recovery Centers
Peter Baroni
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A Pre- and Post-Implementation Assessment of Kansas’ HB 2170 Statute
George Ebo Browne
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Why Are Minnesota’s Prison Populations Continuing to Rise in an Era of Decarceration?
Richard S. Frase; Kelly Lyn Mitchell
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Wisconsin Sentencing in the Walker Era: Mass Incarceration as the New Normal
Michael O’Hear
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Two Paths to Policy: Data, Discretion, and Local-Level Problems in Illinois’ Sentencing Reform Process
Don Stemen; David Olson
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Michigan Sentencing Law: Past, Present, and Future
Anne Yantus
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Rewriting the Ohio Criminal Code: Success, Failure, and Lessons Learned
Tim Young
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