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Attorney General John Ashcroft has directed federal prosecutors not to charge defendants with an eye toward plea bargains and, with few exceptions, to pursue the toughest sentences possible under federal sentencing guidelines. The AG's memo tightens exceptions in several areas, limiting the discretion of line prosecutors to make independent decisions on charging and to acquiesce in downward departures. Observers said the memo marks a power shift to Washington.
September 23, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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