Holdings: Sentencing law and policy

Sentencing law and policy: cases, statutes, and guidelines

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Main Author:	Demleitner, Nora V. 1966- (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	2013
Edition:	Third edition
Subjects:	Sentences (Criminal procedure) / United States USA
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Includes index The purposes of punishment and sentencing -- Who sentences? -- Regulating discretion -- Sentencing inputs : the crime and its effects -- Sentencing inputs : the offender's record and background -- Procedure and proof at sentencing -- Sentencing outcomes : the scale of imprisonment -- Sentencing outcomes : nonprison punishments -- Race, class, and gender -- Alternatives to criminal sentences -- Sentences reconsidered
Physical Description:	xxxvii, 950 S.

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adam_text	SUMMARY OF CONTENTS CONTENTS XI PREFACE XXV ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXXIII 1. THE PURPOSES OF PUNISHMENT AND SENTENCING 1 2. WHO SENTENCES? 81 3. REGULATING DISCRETION 139 4. SENTENCING INPUTS: THE CRIME AND ITS EFFECTS 279 5. SENTENCING INPUTS: THE OFFENDER S RECORD AND BACKGROUND 359 6. PROCEDURE AND PROOF AT SENTENCING 443 7. SENTENCING OUTCOMES: THE SCALE OF IMPRISONMENT 549 8. SENTENCING OUTCOMES: NONPRISON PUNISHMENTS 625 9. RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER 725 10. ALTERNATIVES TO CRIMINAL SENTENCES 789 11. SENTENCES RECONSIDERED 841 TABLE OF CASES 939 TABLE OF STATUTES, RULES, AND GUIDELINES 943 INDEX 947 IX CONTENTS PREFACE XXV ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXXIII THE PURPOSES OF PUNISHMENT AND SENTENCING I / A. SOCIAL PURPOSES OF SENTENCING 2 1. STATED PURPOSES 3 A. PURPOSES STATUTES 3 ABA STANDARDS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE, SENTENCING 18-2.1 3 18 UNITED STATES CODE §3553 6 TENNESSEE CODE §40-35-102 6 NOTES 7 PROBLEM 1-1. RICHARD GRAVES 10 MONTANA CODE ANNOTATED §46-18-101 11 NOTES 12 B. COMMUNITY PURPOSES 17 A HEALING CIRCLE IN THE INNU COMMUNITY OF SHESHASHIT 19 NOTES 24 PROBLEM 1-2. RED HOOK COMMUNITY COURT 25 2. IMPLICIT PURPOSES 26 PURPOSES AND FUNCTIONS OF SENTENCING, MICHAEL TONRY 26 DISCIPLINE AND PUNISH: THE BIRTH OF THE PRISON, MICHEL FOUCAULT 30 NOTES 35 B. PURPOSES IN PRACTICAL CONTEXT 36 1. USE OF PURPOSES IN SENTENCING AN INDIVIDUAL OFFENDER 36 THE QUEEN V. ROBERT JAMES ARNAUTOVIC 37 NOTES 46 PROBLEM 1-3. BROMLEY HEATH 46 2. USE OF PURPOSES IN SYSTEM COMPONENTS 47 A. THE RELEVANCE OF PRIOR CRIMES TO CURRENT PUNISHMENT 47 XI XII CONTENTS SIMPLIFICATION PAPER: CRIMINAL HISTORY 47 NOTES 51 B. JUSTIFYING PARTICULAR FORMS OF PUNISHMENT SUCH AS THE DEATH PENALTY 52 FOR CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: THE MORALITY OF ANGER, WALTER BERNS 54 NO, CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IS NOT MORALLY REQUIRED: DETERRENCE, DEONTOLOGY, AND THE DEATH PENALTY, CAROL S. STEIKER 56 NOTES 63 3. POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY, AND ECONOMICS ( PP&E ) 64 A. EQUALITY/DISPARITY CONCERNS 64 ABA STANDARDS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE, SENTENCING 18-2.5 65 NOTES 66 B. CENTS AND SENTENCING ABILITY 67 THE STATE OF CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN OHIO 67 NOTES 69 PROBLEM 1-4. SENTENCING WITHOUT PRISON OR DEATH 70 PROBLEM 1-5. SENTENCING BUDGETS 70 C. PUBLIC SENTIMENT 71 MYTHS AND MISCONCEPTIONS: PUBLIC OPINION VERSUS PUBLIC JUDGMENT ABOUT SENTENCING, KAREN GELB 71 NOTES 78 PROBLEM 1-6. CRIME IN AMERICA 79 * 2 * WHO SENTENCES? 81 RESEARCH ON SENTENCING: THE SEARCH FOR REFORM, ALFRED BLUMSTEIN, JACQUELINE COHEN, SUSAN MARTIN, AND MICHAEL TONRY 81 NOTES 84 A. SENTENCING IN THE COURTROOM 85 1. JUDGES AND PAROLE BOARDS IN INDETERMINATE SENTENCING 85 SAMUEL WILLIAMS V. NEW YORK 86 NOTES 88 PROBLEM 2-1. DETERMINING THE INDETERMINABLE 90 PROBLEM 2-2. DUE NORTH 91 NOTE 93 PAROLE CONSIDERATION AND ELIGIBILITY, GEORGIA BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES 94 PROBLEM 2-3. SAVINGS PLAN 96 NOTES 96 2. SENTENCING JURIES 98 ARKANSAS CODE §16-97-101 FELONY JURY TRIALS; GUILT AND SENTENCING PHASES 98 ARKANSAS CODE §16-97-103 RELEVANT EVIDENCE 99 CONTENTS XIII ARKANSAS CODE §16-90-107 PUNISHMENT; JURIES AND COURTS 100 MANUAL FOR COURTS-MARTIAL, UNITED STATES EXEC. ORDER NO. 12,473, 49 FED. REG. 17,152 100 NOTES 102 B. LEGISLATURES AND COMMISSIONS 104 CODE OF HAMMURABI 104 MANDATORY MINIMUM PENALTIES IN THE FEDERAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 105 PROBLEM 2-4. LETTER FROM A CONGRESSMAN 111 NOTES 112 ABA STANDARDS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE, SENTENCING 18-4.1 115 MODELING DISCRETION IN AMERICAN SENTENCING SYSTEMS, KEVIN REITZ 116 NOTES 119 C. PROSECUTORS 120 PEOPLE V. WAYNE ROBERT STEWART 121 THE SCREENING/BARGAINING TRADEOFF, RONALD WRIGHT AND MARC MILLER 124 NOTES 127 PROBLEM 2-5. LOW-HANGING FRUIT 128 D. APPELLATE COURT GUIDANCE 129 R. V. EDWARD BILINSKI 132 NOTES 134 * 3 * REGULATING DISCRETION II 139 A. SENTENCING GUIDELINE STRUCTURES: REGULATING DISCRETION THROUGH ADMINISTRATIVE RULES 140 1. ORIGINS AND FOUNDATION 140 CRIMINAL SENTENCES: LAW WITHOUT ORDER, MARVIN E. FRANKEL 140 NOTES 145 2. DEVELOPMENT AND STRUCTURE OF STATE GUIDELINE SYSTEMS 148 STRUCTURING CRIMINAL SENTENCING, DALE PARENT 149 NOTES 152 PROBLEM 3-1. THE MINNESOTA MACHINE 154 SENTENCING GUIDELINES IN MINNESOTA, OTHER STATES, AND THE FEDERAL COURTS: A TWENTY-YEAR RETROSPECTIVE, RICHARD S. FRASE 156 NOTES 161 3. DEVELOPMENT AND STRUCTURE OF THE FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES 161 A. STATUTORY FOUNDATIONS 161 NOTES 165 XIV CONTENTS B. BASIC GUIDELINE STRUCTURE 167 FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL, CHAPTER ONE * INTRODUCTION, AUTHORITY, AND GENERAL APPLICATION PRINCIPLES 167 NOTES 171 OVERVIEW OF THE FEDERAL SENTENCING GUIDELINES 172 NOTES 174 C. DEPARTURES AND DISCRETION 178 NOTES 180 SUBSTANTIAL ASSISTANCE: AN EMPIRICAL YARDSTICK GAUGING EQUITY IN CURRENT FEDERAL POLICY AND PRACTICE, LINDA DRAZGA MAXFIELD AND JOHN H. KRAMER 181 NOTES 183 D. ADVISORY GUIDELINES: THE AFTERMATH OF BOOKER 185 UNITED STATES V. FREDDIE J. BOOKER 186 NOTES 197 DERRICK KIMBROUGH V. UNITED STATES 201 NOTES 212 U.S. SENTENCING COMMISSION, SPECIAL POST-BOOKER CODING PROJECT: CASES SENTENCED SUBSEQUENT TO UNITED STATES V. BOOKER (JULY 6, 2006) 216 NOTES 216 PROBLEM 3-2. ASYMMETRICAL GUIDELINES 218 B. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT: REGULATING DISCRETION THROUGH CONSTITUTIONAL RULES 220 1. ORIGINS AND FOUNDATIONS 221 THE DEATH PENALTY IN AMERICA, HUGO ADAM BEDAU 221 NOTES 222 DENNIS MCGAUTHA V. CALIFORNIA 224 NOTES 227 2. CONSTITUTIONAL REGULATION OF CAPITAL SENTENCING SYSTEMS 227 WILLIAM HENRY FURMAN V. GEORGIA 228 NOTES 235 JAMES TYRONE WOODSON V. NORTH CAROLINA 239 NOTES 242 SANDRA LOCKETT V. OHIO 245 NOTES 247 3. CAPITAL DISCRETION IN OPERATION 251 A. STATUTORY SCHEMES 252 PROBLEM 3-3. CHOOSE YOUR POISON 252 TEXAS CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, ART. 37.071 253 FLORIDA STATUTES ANNOTATED §921.141 255 NOTES 257 B. JURY SELECTION AND DECISION MAKING 259 THOMAS JOE MILLER-EL V. JANIE COCKRELL 259 NOTES 264 CONTENTS XV THE CAPITAL JURY PROJECT: RATIONALE, DESIGN, AND PREVIEW OF EARLY FINDINGS, WILLIAM J. BOWERS NOTES C. EXECUTIVE DISCRETION SPEECH AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW, ILLINOIS GOVERNOR GEORGE RYAN NOTES PROBLEM 3-4. MORATORIUM * 4 * SENTENCING INPUTS: THE CRIME AND ITS EFFECTS PROBLEM 4-1. ROB ANON A. WHICH CRIME? 1. REAL OFFENSE VERSUS CONVICTION OFFENSE U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL UNITED STATES V. VERNON WATTS CHARLES FREDERICK BARR V. STATE NOTES PROBLEM 4-2. ROB ANON REVISITED 2. MULTIPLE CONVICTIONS PROBLEM 4-3. TAKE TWO NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL STATUTES §15A-1340.15 INDIANA CODE §35-38-1-7.1 (B) KANSAS STATUTES §21-4720 PROBLEM 4-4. PREDISPOSED TO PRISON NOTES 3. ROLE IN A GROUP OFFENSE U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL UNITED STATES V. DONALD CARPENTER NOTES PROBLEM 4-5. ROB ANON REVISITED B. ASSESSING OFFENSE SERIOUSNESS U.S. SENATE REPORT NO. 98-225 NOTES 1. QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF HARM EHRLICH ANTHONY COKER V. GEORGIA NOTES PATRICK KENNEDY V. LOUISIANA NOTES STATE V. STANLEY ROYSTER U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL NOTES PROBLEM 4-6. ROB ANON REVISITED 2. QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF HARM RICHARD CHAPMAN V. UNITED STATES NOTES PROBLEM 4-7. GETTING TOUGH ON DRUNK DRIVER 265 268 269 269 273 276 279 279 280 281 282 283 287 289 294 294 295 296 296 297 297 298 302 302 302 305 307 308 308 309 310 310 314 315 323 325 326 327 329 329 330 333 340 XVI CONTENTS 3. THE ROLE OF MENS REA AND MOTIVE 341 A. STRICT LIABILITY SENTENCING FACTORS 341 UNITED STATES V. ANA MARIN DE VELASQUEZ 341 NOTES 343 B. HATE CRIMES AND THE RELEVANCE OF MOTIVE 345 WISCONSIN V. TODD MITCHELL 345 NOTES 347 PROBLEM 4-8. ROB ANON (AKA JEAN VALJEAN?) REVISITED 348 C. THE ROLE OF VICTIMS AND THE COMMUNITY 349 STATE V. RASHEED MUHAMMAD 349 NOTES 354 * 5 * SENTENCING INPUTS: THE OFFENDER S RECORD AND BACKGROUND 359 PROBLEM 5-1. ROB ANON 359 A. PRIOR CRIMINAL RECORD 361 1. STRIKES LAWS AND OTHER MANDATORY RULES 361 PEOPLE V. JERRY GARCIA 361 NOTES 368 2. LONG RECORDS 370 UNITED STATES V. ANTHONY CROOM 370 NOTES 372 3. THE FIRST-TIME OFFENDER 375 WASHINGTON REVISED CODE §9.94A.65O 375 STATE V. JOSHUA FOWLER 3 75 NOTES 379 B. THE COOPERATIVE DEFENDANT 381 1. ACCEPTANCE OF RESPONSIBILITY AND PLEA BARGAINS 381 STATE V. DAVID TIERNAN 382 CHARLES HYNES V. ALBERT TOMEI 386 U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL 389 POWERS OF CRIMINAL COURTS (SENTENCING) ACT 389 NOTES 390 2. SUBSTANTIAL ASSISTANCE 393 UNITED STATES V. AMANDA WILLIAMS 393 NEVADA REVISED STATUTES §453.3405 (2) 395 PROBLEM 5-2. HELPING OTHERS 395 PROBLEM 5-3. EARNED TIME 396 NOTES 396 C. THE OFFENDER S CHARACTER AND CIRCUMSTANCES 398 PROBLEM 5-4. TURNING GUIDANCE INTO GUIDELINES 399 NOTES 399 1. IMMUTABLE CHARACTERISTICS 401 CONTENTS XVII ABA STANDARDS FOR CRIMINAL JUSTICE, SENTENCING 18-3.4(D) 401 EVAN MILLER V. ALABAMA 401 NOTES 413 2. CIRCUMSTANCES WITHIN THE DEFENDANT S CONTROL 415 BRIAN MICHAEL GALL V. UNITED STATES 415 PROBLEM 5-5. TREATMENT AND TIMING 423 PROBLEM 5-6. RESTITUTION AND REHABILITATION 424 NOTES 425 3. SOCIAL CONTEXT OF THE OFFENDER 428 UNITED STATES V. FADYA HUSEIN 428 NOTES 436 PROBLEM 5-7. PILLAR OF THE COMMUNITY 439 NOTES 439 * 6 * PROCEDURE AND PROOF AT SENTENCING I 443 A. CONSTITUTIONAL SENTENCING PROCEDURES: TRIAL VERSUS SENTENCING 444 1. FORMAL TRIAL, INFORMAL SENTENCING 444 DYNEL MCMILLAN V. PENNSYLVANIA 446 NOTES 449 2. THE RESURGENT JURY TRIAL RIGHT 453 RALPH BLAKELY, JR. V. WASHINGTON 453 NOTES 463 PROBLEM 6-1. MOVING VIOLATIONS OF BLAKELY 466 PROBLEM 6-2. THE CAPITAL JURY 468 NOTES 469 3. REBUILDING GUIDELINE PROCEDURES 472 STATE V. ABDUL ABDULLAH 4 72 PROBLEM 6-3. PRIOR JUVENILE ADJUDICATIONS 477 NOTES 478 THE IMPACT OF BLAKELY V. WASHINGTON ON SENTENCING IN MINNESOTA: SHORT TERM RECOMMENDATIONS 480 PROBLEM 6-4. INDICTING BLAKELY 483 NOTES 483 B. PROCEDURAL REALITIES 487 1. PLEA PRACTICES AND SENTENCING 487 FEDERAL RULE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 11, PLEAS 488 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, PRINCIPLES OF FEDERAL PROSECUTION 490 NOTES 492 28 U.S.C. §994(A) (2) (E) 493 U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES §§6B1.2, 6B1.4 (POLICY STATEMENTS) 493 XVIII CONTENTS PROSECUTORS HANDBOOK ON SENTENCING GUIDELINES ( THE REDBOOK ) 495 PLEA POLICY FOR FEDERAL PROSECUTORS ( THORNBURGH BLUESHEET ) 497 CHARGING AND PLEA DECISIONS ( RENO BLUESHEET ) 498 NOTES 499 DEPARTMENT POLICY CONCERNING CHARGING CRIMINAL OFFENSES, DISPOSITION OF CHARGES, AND SENTENCING 501 DEPARTMENT POLICY ON CHARGING AND SENTENCING ( HOLDER MEMO ) 504 NOTES 506 JOSE PADILLA V. KENTUCKY 511 MISSOURI V. GALIN FRYE 518 NOTES 526 2. PRESENTENCE REPORTS AND THE ROLE OF PROBATION OFFICERS 527 A. PRESENTENCE INVESTIGATION REPORTS 528 FEDERAL RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 32(C)-(H), SENTENCING AND JUDGMENT 528 U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL 530 PENNSYLVANIA RULES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 702, 703 530 USE OF PRE-SENTENCE INVESTIGATIONS IN MARYLAND CIRCUIT COURTS, JANUARY 1999JUNE 2002, JILL FARRELL 531 NOTES 533 B. THE SPECIAL ROLE OF PROBATION OFFICERS 534 THE INDEPENDENT ROLE OF THE PROBATION OFFICER AT SENTENCING AND IN APPLYING 535 LOOKING AT THE FEDERAL SENTENCING PROCESS ONE JUDGE AT A TIME, ONE PROBATION OFFICER AT A TIME, LESLIE A. CORY 540 NOTES 542 3. SENTENCING HEARINGS 543 FEDERAL RULE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE 32 (I), SENTENCING AND JUDGMENT 544 U.S. SENTENCING GUIDELINES MANUAL 545 NOTES 546 * 7 * SENTENCING OUTCOMES: THE SCALE OF IMPRISONMENT 549 A. INCARCERATION TRENDS 549 THE FUTURE OF IMPRISONMENT, NORVAL MORRIS 550 NOTES 553 B. IS THE U.S. STORY UNIQUE? 558 COUNTERING PUNITIVENESS: UNDERSTANDING STABILITY IN CANADA S IMPRISONMENT RATE, ANTHONY N. DOOB AND CHERYL MARIE WEBSTER 559 INCARCERATION RATES ACROSS THE WORLD, ANDRE KUHN 566 CONTENTS XIX C. D. E. F. A. NOTES PROBLEM 7-1. THE COMPANY WE KEEP COMPETING EXPLANATIONS FOR GROWTH THE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF CONFINING HABITUAL CRIMINALS, KENT SCHEIDEGGER AND MICHAEL RUSHFORD WHY ARE U.S. INCARCERATION RATES SO HIGH?, MICHAEL TONRY NOTES NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL STATUTES §120-36.7(D) KANSAS STATUTES §74-9101 (B) STATE PRISON POPULATIONS AND THEIR GROWTH, 1971-1991, DAVID F. GREENBERG AND VALERIE WEST THEORIZING IMPRISONMENT RATES NOTES THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE OF PRISON THE CONTEMPORARY PRISON, 1965-PRESENT, NORVAL MORRIS NOTES LIMITING IMPRISONMENT UNDER THE EIGHTH AMENDMENT PROBLEM 7-2. LOOKOUT PROBLEM 7-3. FAMILY BUSINESS PROBLEM 7-4. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH NOTES TERRANCE JAMAR GRAHAM V. FLORIDA NOTES RECONSIDERING MASS INCARCERATION RECONSIDERING INCARCERATION: NEW DIRECTIONS FOR REDUCING CRIME, DON STEMEN NOTES * 8 * SENTENCING OUTCOMES: NONPRISON PUNISHMENTS TRADITIONAL ALTERNATIVES 1. FINES MARY ANN MOODY V. STATE NOTES DAY FINES, SALLY T. HILLSMAN FINES REDUCE USE OF PRISON SENTENCES IN GERMANY, THOMAS WEIGEND NOTES 2. PROBATION A. PROBATIONARY CONDITIONS STATE V. DAVID OAKLEY NOTES B. PROBATION VIOLATIONS 568 569 570 570 573 577 581 582 582 583 586 587 587 591 595 596 597 598 598 601 612 615 616 621 625 626 626 627 630 632 634 637 638 639 639 645 646 XX CONTENTS VIOLATIONS POLICIES * PROCEDURES, NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION DIVISION OF COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS 647 NOTES 652 B. MODERN ALTERNATIVE SANCTIONS 653 1. NONPRISON DETENTION: BOOT CAMP AND HOME CONFINEMENT 653 CORRECTIONAL BOOT CAMPS: LESSONS FROM A DECADE OF RESEARCH, DALE G. PARENT 654 NOTES 656 OHIO REVISED CODE §4503.231, SPECIAL PLATES FOR VEHICLES REGISTERED TO PERSONS WHOSE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES AND LICENSE PLATES HAVE BEEN IMPOUNDED 658 PEOPLE V. GLENN MEYER 658 NOTES 663 3. ALTERNATIVE COURTS 664 THERAPEUTIC JUSTICE IN ALASKA S COURTS, TERESA CAMS, MICHAEL HOTCHKIN, AND ELAINE ANDREWS 665 NOTES 670 C. COLLATERAL SANCTIONS 673 1. AUTOMATIC DISABILITIES 674 A. DISENFRANCHISEMENT 674 RICHARD SAUVE V. CANADA (CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICER) 676 NOTES 682 B. NOTIFICATION, REGISTRATION, AND RESIDENCY RESTRICTIONS 688 DELBERT SMITH V. JOHN DOE I 688 JOHN DOE V. TOM MILLER 695 NOTES 703 PROBLEM 8-1. DON T WORK IN MY BACKYARD 706 OHIO REVISED CODE §2923.13, HAVING WEAPONS WHILE UNDER DISABILITY 706 OHIO REVISED CODE §2923.14, RELIEF FROM DISABILITY 707 NOTES 707 2. ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS 708 JOSE PADILLA V. KENTUCKY 709 PROBLEM 8-2. WHAT S WORSE? 720 NOTES 720 * 9 * I RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER I 725 A. AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 726 1. AN AMERICAN DILEMMA 726 MALIGN NEGLECT: RACE, CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN AMERICA, MICHAEL TONRY 727 NOTES 728 2. WHOSE RACE? 729 CONTENTS XXI WARREN MCCLESKEY V. RALPH KEMP PROBLEM 9-1. OFFENDER S RACE AND RECORD NOTES 3. DISCRETIONARY DECISIONS AND RACE FREDDIE STEPHENS V. STATE PROBLEM 9-2. TOWN AND COUNTRY NOTES PROBLEM 9-3. THE CRACK-POWDER DIFFERENTIAL NOTES B. NATIVE PEOPLES NATIVE AMERICANS IN SOUTH DAKOTA: AN EROSION OF CONFIDENCE IN THE JUSTICE SYSTEM PROBLEM 9-4. HARD WORKER JAMIE TANIS GLADUE V. R. NOTES PROBLEM 9-5. ALIEN STATUS NOTES C. CLASS UNITED STATES V. FRANK SERAFINI NOTES D. GENDER VIRGINIA SALAISCOOPER V. EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT PROBLEM 9-6. SENTENCING AND MOTHERHOOD NOTES PROBLEM 9-7. SAUCE FOR THE GANDER NOTES 730 736 736 740 741 746 747 750 751 754 754 758 759 766 768 769 771 772 111 111 778 782 782 786 788 * 10 * ALTERNATIVES TO CRIMINAL SENTENCES I 789 A. DIVERSION PROGRAMS 789 STATE V. CAROLYN CURRY 790 PROBLEM 10-1. CURRY RECIPES 795 U.S. ATTORNEYS MANUAL, PRETRIAL DIVERSION PROGRAM 797 CRIMINAL RESOURCE MANUAL, 715 USA FORM 186 * PRETRIAL DIVERSION AGREEMENT 797 PROBLEM 10-2. IN NEED OF TREATMENT? 799 NOTES 799 PROBLEM 10-3: VETERANS COURTS 804 B. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTECTION ORDERS 804 PROBLEM 10-4. RESTRAINT 805 KENTUCKY STATUTES §§403.720 TO 403.760 806 NOTES 808 C. ASSET FORFEITURE 811 1. PROPERTY SUBJECT TO FORFEITURE 812 UNITED STATES V. CARGO OF THE BRIG MALEK ADHEL 812 NOTES 814 XXII CONTENTS PROBLEM 10-5. WEAPONS ON WHEELS 815 RICHARD AUSTIN V. UNITED STATES 816 KANSAS CONSTITUTION ART. 15, §9 820 PHILADELPHIA POLICE DEPARTMENT DIRECTIVE 102 820 UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS MANUAL 820 PROBLEM 10-6. HIGH ROLLERS 821 NOTES 822 2. PROCEDURES FOR RESOLVING FORFEITURES 825 DEPARTMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT V. REAL PROPERTY 826 NOTES 828 PROBLEM 10-7. JOINT OWNERS 830 NOTES 831 D. CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES 833 JOHN HUDSON V. UNITED STATES 833 NOTES 838 * 11 * SENTENCES RECONSIDERED 841 A. JUDICIAL RECONSIDERATION OF SENTENCES 841 1. SENTENCING JUDGE 842 CALIFORNIA V. SUPERIOR COURT OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY (JESUS ROMERO, REAL PARTY IN INTEREST) 842 NOTES 847 2. DIRECT APPEAL OF SENTENCES 848 42 PENNSYLVANIA CONSOLIDATED STATUTES §9781 849 PROBLEM 11-1. HOW APPEALING? 850 PROBLEM 11-2. WAIVING GOOD-BYE TO AN APPEAL? 851 PROBLEM 11-3. BEGGING FOR PRESUMPTIONS 852 NOTES 853 REGINALD PULLEY V. ROBERT ALTON HARRIS 856 NOTES 859 PROBLEM 11-4. VOLUNTEERING TO DIE 861 3. HABEAS CORPUS AND OTHER COLLATERAL REVIEW OF SENTENCES 861 COMMONWEALTH V. ROBERT FREEMAN 862 NOTES 866 A BROKEN SYSTEM: ERROR RATES IN CAPITAL CASES, 1973-1995, JAMES S. LIEBMAN ET AL. (2000) 868 NOTES 872 RETHINKING THE FEDERAL ROLE IN STATE CRIMINAL JUSTICE 874 NOTES 880 4. SUPRANATIONAL REVIEW OF SENTENCES 880 EARL PRATT AND IVAN MORGAN V. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL FOR JAMAICA 881 NOTES 886 CONTENTS XXIII B. EXECUTIVE RECONSIDERATION OF SENTENCES 1. PAROLE 889 A. PAROLE COMMISSIONS AND GUIDELINES 890 IOWA CODE §§904A.L, 904A.2 890 COLORADO REVISED STATUTES §17-22.5-404(1),(2) 891 MICHAEL MCDERMOTT V. JAMES MCDONALD 892 PROBLEM 11-5. BEING UNDER THE WEATHER 896 NOTES 897 B. PAROLE CONDITIONS 900 ALASKA STATUTES §33.16.150 900 COLORADO REVISED STATUTES §16-11.7-105(2) 902 PROBLEM 11-6. BANISHMENT 902 PROBLEM 11-7. COMPUTER CONDITION 902 NOTES 903 C. PAROLE REVOCATION 904 TRENDS IN PAROLE SUPERVISION, 1990-2000, TIMOTHY A. HUGHES, DORIS JAMES WILSON, AND ALLEN J. BECK 904 NOTES 907 2. CIVIL COMMITMENT 908 KANSAS V. LEROY HENDRICKS 908 NOTES 916 3. SEALED RECORDS AND EXPUNGEMENTS 917 CHRISTOPHER JOHN DILLINGHAM V. INS 917 PROBLEM 11-8. FIRE WHEN READY 921 NOTES 922 4. PARDONS, COMMUTATIONS, CLEMENCIES, AND AMNESTIES 923 U.S. CONSTITUTION ART. II, §2, CL. 1 924 ALABAMA CONSTITUTION ART. V, §124 924 WASHINGTON REVISED CODE §9.94A.728 924 OHIO ADULT PAROLE AUTHORITY V. EUGENE WOODARD 925 NOTES 929 PARDON US: SYSTEMATIC PRESIDENTIAL PARDONS, CHARLES SHANOR AND MARC MILLER 932 NOTES 936 PROBLEM 11-9. A CURIOUS COMMUTATION 937 TABLE OF CASES 939 TABLE OF STATUTES, RULES, AND GUIDELINES 943 INDEX 947
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