Stanford law review

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  Año 2005, Vol. 58, Número 1

  • Sentencing lessons

    Marc Miller, Robert Weisberg

    págs. 1-36

    

  • The functions of sentencing and sentencing reform

    Michael Tonry

    págs. 37-66

    

  • Punishment purposes

    Richard S. Frase

    págs. 67-83

    

  • Disparity: The normative and empirical failure of the federal guidelines

    Albert W. Alschuler

    págs. 85-117

    

  • Our federal system of sentencing

    Rachel E. Barkow

    págs. 119-136

    

  • Regulating local variations in federal sentencing

    Stephanos Bibas

    págs. 137-154

    

  • The enforceability of sentencing guidelines

    Kevin R. Reitz

    págs. 155-173

    

  • Guidance from above and beyond

    Steven L. Chanenson

    págs. 175-194

    

  • From winship to apprendi to booker: constitutional command or constitutional blunder?

    Ronald J. Allen, Ethan A. Hastert

    págs. 195-216

    

  • A second chance for sentencing reform: establishing a sentencing agency in the judicial branch

    Kate Stith, Karen Dunn

    págs. 217-234

    

  • Mr. Madison meets a time machine: the political science of federal sentencing reform

    Frank O. Bowman III

    págs. 235-265

    

  • Reforming the federal sentencing guidelines' misguided approach to real-offense sentencing

    David Yellen

    págs. 267-275

    

  • Distinguishing offense conduct and offender characteristics in modern sentencing reforms

    Douglas A. Berman

    págs. 277-291

    

  • Judicial oversight of negotiated sentences in a world of bargained punishment

    Nancy J. King

    págs. 293-308

    

  • Parity, disparity, and adversariality: First principles of sentencing

    Margareth Etienne

    págs. 309-322

    

  • Penal policy and penal legislation in recent American experience

    Franklin E. Zimring

    págs. 323-338

    

  • Smart public policy: replacing imprisonment with targeted nonprison sentences and collateral sanctions

    Nora V. Demleitner

    págs. 339-360

    

  • "the wisdom we have lost": Sentencing information and its uses

    Ronald Wright, Marc Miller

    págs. 361-380