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Congress appears poised to clamp down even tighter on federal judges' sentencing discretion. A bill attached to the "Amber Alert" legislation that would eliminate many of the grounds for downward departures, and require de novo appellate review of sentencing decisions, appears to be gathering momentum. It's unclear whether this provision will be limited to child abuse cases or broadened to other areas. But we'd like to suggest one where it might be appropriate: sentencing for white-collar criminals.
April 11, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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