Latest FSR issue, focused on sex offenders, now available on-line

I am pleased to report that the latest issue of the Federal Sentencing Reporter is available on-line.  The issue is titled "Sex Offender: Recent  Developments in Punishment and Management."  Professor Michael O’Hear, the chief editor who assembled a great set of articles, authored an opening commentary, entitled "Perpetual Panic."  This introductory essay can be downloaded at this link.  

The major articles of this latest FSR issue are listed below and can be accessed electronically here.  (A full subscription to the Federal Sentencing Reporter can be ordered on-line here.)

EDITOR'S OBSERVATIONS

• Michael O’Hear, Perpetual Panic

ARTICLES

• Mary Ann Farkas & Gale Miller, Sex Offender Treatment: Reconciling Criminal Justice Priorities and Therapeutic Goals
• Ian N. Friedman & Kristina W. Supler, Child Pornography Sentencing: The Road Here and the Road Ahead
• Eric S. Janus & Robert A. Prentky, Sexual Predator Laws: A Two-Decade Retrospective
• Mary Graw Leary, Kennedy v. Louisiana: A Chapter of Subtle Changes in the Supreme Court’s Book on the Death Penalty
• Joseph L. Lester, Brandishing the Mark of Cain: Defects in the Adam Walsh Act
• Michael Petrunik, Lisa Murphy, & J. Paul Fedoroff, American and Canadian Approaches to Sex Offenders: A Study of the Politics of Dangerousness
• Richard G. Wright, From Wetterling to Walsh: The Growth of Federalization in Sex Offender Policy
• Corey Rayburn Yung, The Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act and the Commerce Clause

Other recent FSR issues:

• FSR Issue 21.1: Thoughts for the U.S. Sentencing Commission
• FSR Issue 20.5: American Criminal Justice Policy in a "Change" Election
• FSRIssue 20.4: Debates and Realities Surrounding Crack Retroactivity
• FSR Issue 20.3: White-Collar Sentencing
• FSR Issue 20.2: Prisoner Reentry