How Today's Prison Crisis is Shaping Tomorrow's Federal Criminal Justice System

How Today's Prison Crisis is Shaping Tomorrow's Federal Criminal Justice System

[...]making the "Fair Sentencing Act of 2010" retroactive would result in thousands of additional inmates petitioning the courts for sentence reduction hearings. [...]shorter sentences will result in inmates commencing terms of supervised release sooner than originally forecast, which woul...

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Veröffentlicht in:Federal Probation 2015-09, Vol.79 (2), p.24
Hauptverfasser: Fitzgerald, John, Vance, Stephen E
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Attorneys general
Cost control
Criminal sentences
Fines & penalties
Imprisonment
Judiciary
Legislation
Population
Prison overcrowding
Prisoners
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Probation officers
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Success
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Workloads
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Judiciary
Legislation
Population
Prison overcrowding
Prisoners
Prisons
Probation officers
Public safety
Success
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