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Regulating corporate criminal sanctions : federal guidelines and the sentencing of public firms

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Does inter-judge disparity justify empirically based sentencing guidelines?

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The Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 (FSA) affected the U.S. federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws for to crack cocaine offenders, and represented the first Congressional reform of sentencing laws in over 20 years. A primary goal of this legislation was to lessen the harshness of sentences for...

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