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Volume 34, Issue 2-3
February 2022
Federal Sentencing Reporter Cover Image for Volume 34, Issue 2-3
ISSN 1053-9867
EISSN 1533-8363
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Financial Sanctions in Sentencing and Corrections: Critical Issues, Innovations, and Opportunities

Section I. Introduction: Guest Editors’ Observations

The Cost of Financial Sanctions in Sentencing and Corrections: Avenues for Research, Policy, and Practice
Jordan M. Hyatt; Nathan W. Link
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Section II. Foundational Frameworks

Spiraling Criminal Debt
Brandon L. Garrett
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Punishment Through Restitution
Cortney E. Lollar
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Fines, Fees, and Fundamental Rights: How the Fifty States Measure Up, Seven Years After Ferguson
Chris Albin-Lackey
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A Continuum of Coercive Costs: A State-Level Analysis of the Imposition and Payment Enforcement of Statutory Fees
Jordan Zvonkovich; Stacy H. Haynes; R. Barry Ruback
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Section III. Emergent Legal and Policy Issues

The Hidden Practice of Utilizing Bonds to Cover Legal Financial Obligations
Carmen L. Diaz; Michelle Ying; Miriam Northcutt Bohmert; Jessica Meckes; Mitchell Farrell
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Sentenced to a Life of Debt: It Is Time for a Reassessment of How Bankruptcy Law Intersects with Fines and Fees to Keep People in Debt
Andrea Bopp Stark; Geoff Walsh
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Exploring How Fines and Fees Finance Community Supervision
Katelyn J. B. King; Amber Petkus; Ebony L. Ruhland
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Reforming Monetary Sanctions: Implications of the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Reform Act
Matheson Sanchez; Shytierra Gaston
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Monetary Sanctions Assessed for Sexual Offense Convictions: Avenues for Policy Reform
Andrea Giuffre; Beth M. Huebner
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Nordic Design: Embracing Inspiration for Reforming Criminal Fines
Jordan M. Hyatt; Synøve N. Andersen; Steven L. Chanenson
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Section IV. Empirical Perspectives

Financial Sanctions in Pennsylvania: An Examination of Assessed Amounts and Repayment by Indigent Status
Jeffrey T. Ward; Nathan W. Link
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Understanding the Burden of Legal Financial Obligations on Indigent Washingtonians: Research in Brief
Maria Katarina E. Rafael; Chris Mai
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Legal Financial Obligations (LFOs) as Taxes, Regulatory Fees, or User Charges? An Analysis of Washington’s Criminal Legal System LFO Revenue
Evan Walker
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Who Pays? Measuring Differences in the Process of Repayment of Legal Financial Obligations
Kathleen Powell
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Is There a Link Between Criminal Debt and Recidivism in Reentry?
Nathan W. Link
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Women, Reentry, and the Financialization of the Criminal Justice System
Lisa Servon; Ava Esquier
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Costs and Consequences of Traffic Fines and Fees in Nevada
Virginia R. Smercina; Foster C. Kamanga; Barbara G. Brents
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Section V. Stakeholder Views

Services Rendered: Reflections on Prison and the System’s Pound of Flesh
Michael Fischer
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Revenue Generation Through Financial Sanctions in the Prison Industrial Complex: Reflections from My Experiences in New Jersey
Stephon Whitley
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Three Key Findings on Legal Financial Obligations from the Survey of Adults on Probation
Marshall L. White; William J. Sabol
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Probation Officer Viewpoints on the Assessment, Collection, and Enforcement of Fees
Ebony L. Ruhland; Katie Leigh; Amber Petkus
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Fine and Fee Reform Efforts in the City of Philadelphia
William Hall
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