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... this process arrangement by empowering sentencing judges to grant compassionate release without prior approval from the BOP, so long as thirty days have passed since the petitioner s unanswered administrative request for compassionate release was received by the BOP. Proponents of this procedural change hoped...

... procedures available to new law prisoners. Congress should not continue to re-authorize the Parole Commission. Parole authority should be transferred to U.S. magistrate judges, to apply release criteria more suited to an elderly population. Finally, clemency petitions for everyone sentenced under the old law...

..., as recognized by the U.S. Supreme Court in Morrissey v. Brewer, and those rights set forth in Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 32.1.6 This Article posits that supervised release discovery practices are in serious need of reform. Part II reviews why discovery matters in revocations from a practical perspective...

... and about other studies that had been undertaken on this subject. What was needed was a carefully designed project that would open the way for adoption of new procedures that would circumvent the bail bond industry, develop information about defendants enabling the courts to grant release to good risks...

... on some children are bound by article 37(a) of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, which explicitly prohibits the imposition of imprisonment without possibility of release . . . for offences committed by persons below eighteen years of age, and therefore requires procedures for considering...

... among other prisoners.º The practice of publishing the reasons for pardon recommendations ceased in 1933, reportedly at President Roosevelt s direction. 10 United States Department of Justice, The Attorney General s Survey of Release Procedures, Volume III Pardon 295±313 (1939) (ªAttorney General s...

... Cocaine Amendment when disruptions to Bureau of Prisons programming and re-entry procedures, caused by the large volume of crack cocaine offenders released in the rst few weeks, would have been greatest. For example, the retroactive application of the reduction in time served for crack offenders saw...

... but also a period of opportunities to get people started on the path to employment, abstinence from drugs, good family relations, and crime-free living. © The Ohio State University sentencing reentry release procedures drug treatment programs Family Strength Index The First Month Out: Post...

... capital in the United States. © The Ohio State University sentencing release procedures recidivism jail reentry prison reentry Reflections on The First Month Out: Reentry Then and Now Marta Nelson Executive Director, Center for Employment Opportunities New York City In May 1999, I joined...

..., investigated national origin, or religion Derived workable instrument? Publication citation 1935 Van Vechten 225 Nationality; family religion No 1935 Argow 37 1935 Laune 54 1939 Redden 22 Race; church attendance [none] Color; nativity No No No 1939 1942 Survey of Release Procedures Jenkins et al. 82 95 1943...

... GeneralÕs Survey of Release Procedures (1939) Annual Reports of the Pardon Attorney (1960, 1963Ð65) President Gerald Ford s Pardon of Richard Nixon (1974) President George Bush s Pardon of the Iran-Contra Defendants (1992) 193 195 198 199 205 207 209 C. Effect of a Pardon Effect of a Pardon on Authority...

... into a decidedly determinate structure both a routine fifteen-year review and an extraordinary release procedure for prisoners who are aging and infirm. The paper by Mark Bergstrom and his colleagues describes the efforts underway in Pennsylvania to develop a more structured approach to indeterminate sentencing...

... to be the most controversial, and examines various arguments against having any such provision. The essay concludes that, despite these arguments and the problems of substance and procedure examined earlier, the two most important policy recommendations in Council Draft No. 2 are sound routine parole release...

... General, U.S. Dep t of Justice, The Federal Bureau of Prisons Compassionate Release Program (Apr. 2013), httpsoig.justice.gov/reports/2013/ e1306.pdf (hereinafter Compassionate Release Program); Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Dep t of Justice, Program Statement: Compassionate Release; Procedures...

.... Collins, supra note 3 at 412, citing 1 L. Radzinowicz, A HISTORY OF ENGLISH CRIMINAL LAW 122 (1948 It was also the only means by which one could challenge his conviction on the ground of innocence. Id., citing United States Department of Justice, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL S SURVEY OF RELEASE PROCEDURES...

... community resources, including housing availability and public welfare benefits/services; and learning about prerelease and release procedures/ requirements, social skills, family relationships and development, and relapse prevention. This broad-based initiative is noteworthy for its attempt to address...

... release decisions should be improved to more closely resemble an original sentencing hearing. Prisoners procedural rights should be given increasing weight if they are denied release on successive occasions. The adequacy of parole release procedures should be measured by: resources per decision...

... Release (Procedures for Implementation of 18 U.S.C. § 3582(C)(1)(A) and 4205(G 158 F E D E R A L S E N T E N C I N G R E P O R T E R · V O L . 1 3 , N O. 3 ±4 · 2 0 0 0 ±2 0 0 1 ...

... should have a second chance. As one individual said: I earned my way in; let me earn my way out. There was more diversity of opinion on second looks and release procedures among victims. Some said that certain people, including individuals who had committed certain types of violent or sexual offenses...

... in promulgating those regulations violated the [Administrative Procedure Act], and enjoined the BOP from considering inmates for placement in RRCs pursuant to those regulations FEDERAL SENTENCING REPORTER VOL. 35, NO. 1 OCTOBER 2022 21 28 See Pre-Release Community Con nement, 76 Fed. Reg. 58197-01 (Sept. 20...