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...Michael M. O’Hear; Darren Wheelock © The Ohio State University Public Attitudes Toward Punishment, Rehabilitation, and Reform: Lessons from the Marquette Law School Poll Public support for tough sentencing policies rose sharply in the United States in the 1970s and remained high until the late...

...Timothy Cone © The Ohio State University Rehabilitating Rehabilitation as a Basis for a Downward Departure TIMOTHY CONE Assistant Federal Public Defender, Southern District of Florida. B.A. Haverford College 1979; J.D. Yale Law School 1984. This article is not meant to reflect the views...

... in the Eastern District as well as the wider federal criminal legal system. © The Ohio State University courts criminal procedure federal criminal law sentencing supervised release Serving a Rehabilitative Goal: Assessing Judge Jack B. Weinstein s Supervised Release Jurisprudence CHRISTINE S...

... and increasingly pointless debate about whether rehabilitation is possible and to make an intellectual and rhetorical shift to thinking more clearly about reducing crime. The ineffectuality of setting rehabilitation as a goal for sentencing policy is by now all too clear. Rehabilitation is defined differently...

... been demonstrated, are nothing much more than glori ed probation. V. Drug Courts as Neo-Rehabilitationism One of the most curious and troubling things about the drug court movement is that it owes its theoretical underpinnings to the failed rehabilitative movement that became popular in the 1930s...

... of effectiveness that has never been demonstrated, are nothing much more than gloriÞed probation. V. Drug Courts as Neo-Rehabilitationism One of the most curious and troubling things about the drug court movement is that it owes its theoretical underpinnings to the failed rehabilitative movement that became...

...Kathryn Jett; Joan Hancock © The Ohio State University Realignment in the Counties KATHRYN JETT Policy Consultant, Former Undersecretary of Program Operations at the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation JOAN HANCOCK Researcher, Editor I. Introduction Time was up...

... & Rehabilitation, Hennepin County, MN Julie Rud is the community corrections eld services area director for Hennepin County (Minneapolis). Only ve states have more people on probation than Minnesota, yet Hennepin County is a leader in reforms to supervision, including eliminating fees and cutting the use of drug...

...Jacob Schuman Abstract This special issue of the Federal Sentencing Reporter is dedicated to community supervision in the federal criminal justice system. Federal law recognizes two justifications for community supervision: public safety and rehabilitation. Yet these justifications are in tension...

...Gabriel J. Chin; David Schlussel Abstract Congress has been weighing a new form of judicial relief—a Certificate of Rehabilitation—that could alleviate the “internal exile” caused by the collateral consequences of a federal conviction. Aside from the once robust, now rare and erratic pardon power...

... overrode the plain statutory language of the Code and extended the discharge exception to a restitution debt. The Court justified its action as deference to the interest of states in formulating laws designed to punish, deter, and rehabilitate offenders. In the wake of Kelly v. Robinson , debts...

... recidivism. It explores the development and expansion of ATI programs, which offer defendants charged in federal court the opportunity to participate in a formal judge-led multi-disciplinary team program that emphasizes community-based rehabilitative approaches that target root causes of criminal behavior...

...Nancy G. La Vigne The article describes the oversight needed to ensure that First Step Act measures are implemented faithfully and that conditions of confinement in BOP facilities are identified and addressed. Humane conditions of confinement are a necessary precondition for a rehabilitative...

... 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...

... factors and tries to achieve one or more of the oft-cited purposes of punishment: incapacitation (to protect the public from further crimes committed by the defendant), deterrence, restitution, retribution, and rehabilitation. The federal sentencing statute instructs the court not to impose a sentence...

... for Justice, as well as several others, have shown that imposing criminal justice debt can interfere with reentry and rehabilitation. In response to this identified problem, the Vera Institute of Justice is exploring a potential demonstration project that would help jurisdictions generate revenue and hold...

... the differences and offer explanations. Such differences result from distinct approaches to supervised release violations: punishment versus rehabilitation. The differences may also arise from types of cases, number of matters, and use of supervised release as a deterrence. The discussion illustrates the more...

... to encourage rehabilitation. The Judicial Role in Supervision and Reentry JACOB SCHUMAN Assistant Professor, Penn State Law Judges and courts play a key role in federal community supervision. To better understand the work of the judiciary in supervision and reentry, I spoke with two federal judges. First...

.... §§ 3632(d) and 3624(g)). Each of the proposed statutorily-based recommendations will ameliorate the overuse of prison while promoting rehabilitation and saving taxpayer money. Advice to New Commissioners: The U.S. Sentencing Commission Should Address the Failure of the Bureau of Prisons to Adequately...

.... It was at the heyday of a moral panic about crime (before crime rates declined), when rehabilitation had been discredited and retribution in the ascendance. Picking a number to curb disparity in sentencing – any number - and increasing punishment trumped any other sentencing purpose. Reevaluation is critical: First...