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...Jeffery T. Ulmer; Michael Light © The Ohio State University The 2012 U.S.S.C. Booker Report s Characterization of the Penn State Studies: Setting the Record Straight JEFFERY T. ULMER Professor of Sociology and Crime, Law, and Justice, The Pennsylvania State University MICHAEL LIGHT Assistant...

...Julian V. Roberts; Orhun H. Yalincak © The Ohio State University Revisiting Prior Record Enhancement Provisions in State Sentencing Guidelines I. Introduction The role of previous convictions at sentencing remains a contested question in sentencing theory, policy, and practice. Despite...

...Richard S. Frase © The Ohio State University Examining the Operation and Impacts of Prior Record Sentencing Enhancements RICHARD S. FRASE Benjamin N. Berger Professor of Criminal Law, University of Minnesota Co-Director, Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice Kern Keynote...

...Alessandro Corda Beyond Totem and Taboo: Toward a Narrowing of American Criminal Record Exceptionalism I. Introduction According to a recent estimate, people with a felony conviction in the United States account for 8 percent of the overall population (nearly twenty- ve million people).1...

...Christopher P. Yates; Louise E. Herrick © The Ohio State University Going on Record: The Perils of Discussing Criminal History During the Presentence Interview CHRISTOPHER P. YATES & LOUISE E. HERRICK Christopher Yates is Federal Public Defender for the Western District of Michigan...

...P.S. Ruckman, Jr. © The Ohio State University The Obama Administration: Breaking Records in a Broken Clemency System Nietzsche once observed that, occasionally, when a man talks about himself, the aim is to conceal as much about himself as he wishes to reveal. That witty insight seemed wildly...

...Susan B. Long; David Burnham © The Ohio State University TRAC Report: Examining Current Federal Sentencing Practices: A National Study of Differences Among Judges SUSAN B. LONG Co-Director, Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, Syracuse University Associate Professor of Managerial...

...Susan B. Long © The Ohio State University TRAC Response to Federal Public Defenders Fact Sheets On March 5, based on an analysis of more than 370,000 criminal cases completed in the nation s courts during the past ve years (FY2007 FY2011), the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC...

... of Record) Mayer Brown LLP KEVIN RANLETT Mayer Brown LLP CAROLYN I. POLOWY National Association of Social Workers SHERRI MORGAN National Association of Social Workers JOSEPH THAI University of Oklahoma College of Law Federal Sentencing Reporter, Vol. 21, No. 2, pp. 139 144, ISSN 1053-9867 electronic ISSN...

.../publiced/preview/briefs/pdfs/07-08/ 07-343_RespondentAmCu9States.pdf. DOI: 10.1525/fsr.2009.21.2.145. GREG ABBOTT Attorney General of Texas KENT C. SULLIVAN First Assistant Attorney General ERIC J.R. NICHOLS Deputy Attorney General for Criminal Justice R. TED CRUZ (Counsel of Record) Solicitor General...

... as a matter of federal constitutional law. Amici disagree with petitioner on that score, given that Coker did LOWELL PEARSON & NICK FREY Office of Missouri Governor Matt Blunt CHRISTOPHER LANDAU, P.C. (Counsel of Record) Kirkland & Ellis LLP NATHAN MAMMEN Kirkland & Ellis LLP Federal Sentencing Reporter, Vol...

... unearths the record of Mr. Haymond’s own supervised release revocation hearing. The record reveals that the district court did not impose a five-year prison sentence on Mr. Haymond as a penalty for a breach of its trust. Instead, the district court considered the five-year sentence “repugnant...

... the parameters within which “safe” criminal justice reform can proceed. Yet the overly broad definition of “recidivism” and the focus on easily measurable and static risk factors, such as prior criminal record, create a feedback loop. The Commission’s work should come with a warning label. Its recidivism studies...

... vary in the factors considered in prior record scores, the inclusion of juvenile adjudications in these assessments is common. Nevertheless, the impact that prior adjudications have on sentencing recommendations likely varies based on the types of juvenile adjudications included, the relative weight...

...Jalila Jefferson-Bullock Abstract The COVID-19 pandemic has opened our eyes to the myriad vulnerabilities in the prison health care system. We need only record the number of pandemic-related deaths of federal inmates to grasp that the prison health care system is profoundly ill-equipped to handle...

... the population. Going forward, simple access to de-identified administrative prison records can serve as a bridge between policy reform ideas and their implementation. © The Ohio State University life sentences mass incarceration administrative data criminal justice reform data collection JLWOP...

...Margaret Colgate Love Abstract The guest editor’s introduction aims to provide an overview of Donald Trump’s extraordinary record of pardoning, and a road map to the essays in the Issue. Together the essays discuss ways to restore legitimacy to the pardon power and increase its usefulness...

... individualized reviews and adjudications of petitions for the restoration of rights. In the digital age, where nothing can be truly forgotten, these judicial certifications of rehabilitation, coupled with clear prohibitions on considering criminal records, are the most effective way to address the profound...

...Valerie Levshin Abstract The collateral consequences of criminal convictions are costly for convicted individuals, victims, taxpayers, and society as a whole. Many of these costs are above and beyond the initial sentence, and they have far-reaching consequences. People with criminal records often...

.... Carlton Reeves. Full session recordings can be found at www.cjhd.org/summit . © The Ohio State University Federal Sentencing Sentencing Reform Alternatives to Incarceration Justice Reform Criminal Justice Criminal Law Reform Conference Summit Judicial Prosecutorial Trauma Recidivism...