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30 Fed. Sent'g Rep. [i] (2017-2018)

handle is hein.journals/fedsen30 and id is 1 raw text is: FR. FEDERAL SENTENCING REPORTER Volume 30, Number i * October 2017 Assessing D.'s Charging and Sentencing Policies EDITORS' OBSERVATIONS Douglas A. Berman & Steven L. Chanenson, Taking Stock of Changing Prosecutorial Policies I COMMENTARY Alan Vinegrad, DOJ Charging and Sentencing Policies: From Civiletti to Sessions 3 ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDER'S SMART ON CRIME SHIFT AND ITS IMPACT Attorney General Holder, Department Policy on Charging and Sentencing (May 2010) 9 Attorney General Holder, Department Policy on Charging Mandatory Minimum Sentences and Recidivist Enhancements in Certain Drug Cases (August 2013) 12 Attorney General Holder, Guidance Regarding f 851 Enhancements in Plea Negotiations (September 2014) 15 Office of the Inspector General, Review ofthe Department's Implementation of Prosecution and Sentencing Reform Principles under the Smart on Crime Initiative (June 2017) 16 United States Sentencing Commission, An Overview of Mandatory Minimum Penalties in the Federal Criminal Justice System, Sections 4 and 5 (July 2017) 34 ATTORNEY GENERAL SESSIONS' SHIFT BACK Attorney General Sessions, Commitment to Targeting Violent Crime (March 2017) 58 Attorney General Sessions, Department Charging and Sentencing Policy (May 2017) 6o Attorney General Sessions, Speech at Sergeants Benevolent Association of New York City Award Presentation (May 2017) 62 Senators Mike Lee, Richard Durbin, Rand Paul, & Cory Booker, Letter to Attorney General Sessions (June 2017) 63 Department of Justice, Press Release: Federal Gun Prosecutions Up 23 Percent After Sessions Memo (July 2017) 66 Federal Sentencing Reporter is published for the Vera Institute of Justice by the University of California Press