- Briefing
Regarding BOP's Unilateral Termination of Boot Camp (presenting
arguments challenging the program's termination under SRA, APA, retroactivity
and ex post facto doctrine, the boot camp statute, and separation of
powers).
by Stephen R. Sady, Chief Deputy Federal Defender, District of Oregon
- Recommendations
to the Sentencing Commission
- Memo
to Probation Officers and Pretrial Services Officers Regarding Costs
of Incarceration and Pre-Trial Detention for Fiscal Year 2005 (May
24, 2006)
- The
Supervision of Federal Offenders
Monograph 109, Office of Probation and Pretrial
Services (September 2005)
(setting national policy for the supervision of federal offenders)
- The
Presentence Investigation Report for Defendants Sentenced Under the
Sentencing Reform Act of 1984
Publication 107 of the Office of Probation
and Pretrial Services (March 2005)
(a guide for U.S. probation officers in the preparation of presentence
reports)
- Endangering
Human Life & the Environment - A Sentencing Hearing Potential
by Gene Gietzen, Forensic Scientist, Forensic
Consulting Associates, Springfield, MO (describing usefulness of expert
testimony in combatting the endangering human life and the environment
enhancement in meth lab cases)
- Introduction
to Federal Sentencing (Ninth Edition) (April 2006)
by Lucien B. Campbell , Federal Public Defender,
& Henry J. Bemporad, Deputy Federal Public Defender, Western District
of Texas
- The
Doing Time Times, Spring 2005
- The
Doing Time Times, Winter 2006
Federal Defender Services of Wisconsin, Inc.
- Section
3553(a)(2) and the USSC's newly released reports on recidivism (January
2006)
by Amy Baron-Evans, National Federal Defender
Sentencing Resource Counsel
- Update
on Sentencing Guidelines Amendments, Effective 11/1/05
- 128
Mitigating Factors: Cases Granting, Affirming or Suggesting Mitigating
Factors
- Proposed
2004 U.S. Sentencing Guidelines Amendments Effective November 1, 2004
- Department
Policy Concerning Charging Criminal Offenses, Disposition of Charges,
and Sentencing (Sept. 22, 2003)
- Department
Principles for Implementing an Expedited Disposition or 'Fast-Track'
Prosecution Program in a District (Sept. 22, 2003)
- Highlights
of Federal Sentencing Guidelines Amendments that went into effect during
2003. It includes highlights of the following
amendments:
1) Emergency Amendments, effective January 25, 2003, pertaining
to corporate fraud and campaign finance reform.
2) PROTECT Act Amendments, effective April 30, 2003, pertaining
to child crime and sex offenses.
3) PROTECT Act Amendment, effective May 30, 2003, pertaining to
the kidnapping guideline.
4) PROTECT Act Amendment, effective October 27, 2003, pertaining
to downward departures.
5) Regular Amendments, effective November 1, 2003.
6) Retroactivity Amendment, effective November 5, 2003, pertaining
to Oxycodone offenses.
The
United States Sentencing Commission on October 8, 2003 voted to adopt
a number of amendments to implement the directive to the Commission
in section 401(m) of the Prosecutorial Remedies and Other Tools to
end the Exploitation of Children Today Act of 2003, Pub. L. 108?21
(the "PROTECT Act"). The amendments go into effect, subject to technical
and conforming changes, on October 27, 2003. These new amendments
apply to all cases; more restrictive rules for downward departures
in child-related cases went into effect April 30, 2003.
All amendments are subject to the ex post
facto clause of the United States Constitution, Art. 1, . 9, cl. 3.
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