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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
Volume 34, Number - October 2021
Douglas A. Berman, So Much Still to Understand about the Drug War's Sentencing Offensive
Hon. Lynn Adelman, Sentencing Drug Offenders Justly While Reducing Mass Incarceration
Hon. Nancy Gertner, Dr. Judith Edersheim, Dr. Robert Kinscherff & Cassandra Snyder,
Supporting Responsive Federal Drug Sentencing Through Education in the Workshop on
Science-Informed Decision Making
Melissa Hamilton, Sentencing Federal Drug Offenders: Evidence of]udicial Activism
Lex A. Coleman, Crack 2.o: Federal Methamphetamine Sentencing Policy, the Crack/Meth
Sentencing Disparity, and the Meth/Meth-Mixture Ratio-Why Drug Type, Quantity, and
Purity Remain Incredibly Poor Proxies for Sentencing Culpability Under 21 U.S.C. ff841(b)
and U.S.S.G.ff2Da.r.
Jake J. Smith, Why Are Federal Meth Sentences Getting Longer?
Lizett Martinez Schreiber, JD Sentencing to Drug Court; Tailoring the Program to the
Participant Through Judicial Education and Oversight
Colleen M. Berryessa, Public Support for Using Second Chance Mechanisms to Reconsider
Long-Term Prison Sentences for Drug Crimes
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