More fast-track work from Judge Adelman

I suppose it is fitting the first work day after the Run for the Roses to have a lot of fast-track discussion on the blog.  In addition to the Ninth Circuit's fast-track opinion today in Marcial-Santiago (basics here), folks interested in fast-track disparity issues should check out an opinion from last week by Sentencing Hall of Famer Judge Lynn Adelman.  Judge Adelman's latest notable post-Booker work appears in US v. Salazar-Hernandez, No. 03-CR-294 (E.D. Wis. May 1, 2006), as is available for download below.  Like all of Judge Adelman's post-Booker efforts (many of which I've linked to at the end of this post), Salazar-Hernandez covers a lot of ground in short order and merits a full and close read.

Download adelman_salazarhernandez_opinion.pdf

Prior posts on some of Judge Adelman's post-Booker work:

• Another (very different) view of Booker from a district court
• Judge Adelman strikes again
• More amazing post-Booker work by Judge Adelman
• Three more great Booker decisions from Judge Adelman
• Judge Adelman spotlights problems with mandatories
• Judge Adelman on extraordinary acceptance of responsibility
• Judge Adelman provides more post-Booker wisdom