Search Results for Data and data storage

... inconsistencies in key terms so data collection can be universal, 2) fixing the issues with delayed reporting so the data we have is up to date for researchers and policy makers, and 3) addressing issues with inadequate and inconsistent data storage so not only will the data be available but assessable to those...

... and invites commissions to learn from each other. Broadening the lens, Arthur Rizer and Dan King of the R Street Institute and Young Voices, respectively, note some of the problems with sentencing data across the nation, including inconsistency in key terms and data storage. They describe a role...

... Security Case? There is no agreed upon de nition of a national security case Civil liberties groups litigating U.S. government travel watch lists, monitoring of cell phone call data, or overseas targeted killing operations are civil national security cases. So too are certain criminal cases brought...

... the technology to monitor low-level offenders who may not warrant such a level of monitoring. This concern can be addressed in various ways, including guidelines for the technology s deployment and training of judges. Fourth, storage and access to the data generated by GPS monitoring raise serious privacy...

... this ruling, continuing to expand access to footage, and I hope we can do even more to address issues like storage and cost. No doubt this will be an important component of our criminal justice reform push in the months and years ahead. Another challenge on the road to reforming our system is our nation s...

... of guidelines to promote fair and consistent sentencing in Pennsylvania, the responsibility to collect and report on all sentencing decisions made in general jurisdiction courts7 forms the foundation of the Commission s data activities, with well-de ned responsibilities for data collection, data storage...

... to informing the court s discretion at sentencing. A. Big Data of Post-Booker Sentencing Statistics Big data is a twenty- rst-century term of art that refers to the tools, processes and procedures allowing an organization to create, manipulate, and manage very large data sets and storage facilities40...

... on employment and making recommendations aimed at facilitating the reentry of ex-offenders into the larger community.1 The Commission is a fast-fish operation, one of whose core functions is the collection, storage, and analysis of data on every felony sentenced in Minnesota since the Guidelines went...

... headlines about rising murder rates in Baltimore and Chicago, crime nationwide is at historic lows. Violent crime today is about where it was in 1970. Property crime is at 1967 levels.18 It is tempting to look at this data and assume that mass incarceration caused this decline in crime...

... unconstitutionally vague.4 In its most recent decision interpreting the residual clause, Sykes v. United States, the Court extensively cited empirical data about the dangerousness of various crimes, including the one at issue there (eluding a police of cer in a motor vehicle), as well as two offenses that ACCA...

... to republish them. Eds. The Forest Commission1 The Forest creatures appointed a commission to promulgate and revise Forest rules on the proper punishment for particular infractions. The commissioners took their job very seriously and gathered mountains of data on statistical correlations between factors like...

... different brains states a number much larger than the total number of particles believed to exist in the entire universe. Computer-savvy readers may not be too impressed by this number as a matter of sheer storage. After all, converted to the language of computers, the human brain has a storage capacity...

... opened when mandatory minimums and mandatory guidelines went into effect in the late 1980s. By 1994, the average prison term served by African Americans (81 months) was almost double that for Figure 1 Average Prison Term Served in Months All Defendants 1984 2015 Data sources: U.S. Sentencing Commission...

... to commit the offense and was otherwise unlikely to commit such an offense; FEDERAL SENTENCING REPORTER VOL. 34, NO. 1 OCTOBER 2021 5 (B) the defendant received no monetary compensation from the illegal purchase, sale or transport, or storage of illegal substances; and (C) the defendant had minimal...

... had themselves died. Finally, in the overwhelming majority of cases, a criminal lawyer’s obligation to a client ends at sentencing, and the lawyer sends the paper file to off-site storage. Practices vary from one jurisdiction to another, but most client files maintained by lawyers are destroyed about...