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Volume 160 Issue 6| 2012

Why Proportionality Matters

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The New Civil Death: Rethinking Punishment in the Era of Mass Conviction

Gabriel J. Chin

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Proportionality and Parole

Richard A. Bierschbach

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Booker Rules

Amy Baron-Evans & Kate Stith

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Sentencing Guidelines at the Crossroads of Politics and Expertise

Rachel E. Barkow

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Volume 160 Issue 6| 2012

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Sentencing: A Role for Empathy

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Volume 160 Issue 5| 2012

Redistricting and the Territorial Community

Nicholas O. Stephanopoulos

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Volume 160 Issue 5| 2012

Construing Crane: Examining How State Courts Have Applied its Lack-of-Control Standard

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Searching Secrets

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