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September 24, 2005
Great weekend sentencing reading
My travels back from NY after participating in this great Booker seminar will likely take me off-line through the weekend. But, before I sign-off, I can link to two interesting new sentencing articles:
- The Original Intent of Uniformity in Federal Sentencing by Michael O'Hear
- One Cheer for United States v. Booker by Timothy Lynch
Also, I see that my latest articles, A More Perfect System: Distinguishing Offense Conduct and Offender Characteristics and Reconceptualizing Sentencing, can now be accessed via SSRN.
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Good stuff in 'A More Perfect System,' Doc. I read it this weekend -- a very useful way to think about sentencing and the respective jury and judicial roles. Whither the "rehabilitative ideal," huh?
Posted by: Scott | Sep 26, 2005 9:53:06 AM
Thanks for reading and saying nice things, Scott, about the Stanford piece. I do find the offense/offender distinction quite illuminating. And I think the distinction may also help us see a few spots where the rehabilitative ideal still has some legs.
Posted by: Doug B. | Sep 26, 2005 5:03:00 PM
