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Addressing Prison Overcrowding In Latin America: A Comparative Analysis Of The Necessary Precursors To Reform, Cindy S. Woods
Addressing Prison Overcrowding In Latin America: A Comparative Analysis Of The Necessary Precursors To Reform, Cindy S. Woods
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
Prisons throughout Latin America are notoriously overcrowded, underfunded, and lacking in proper internal security.
Preservation Of Issues Under The Sentencing Guidelines, Michael E. Raiden
Preservation Of Issues Under The Sentencing Guidelines, Michael E. Raiden
Nova Law Review
Few recent developments in the laws of Florida have resulted in so much litigation, particularly at the appellate level, as did the adoption of sentencing guidelines in 1983.
Sentencing: A Discretionary Judicial Function, Gary L. Sweet
Sentencing: A Discretionary Judicial Function, Gary L. Sweet
Nova Law Review
The Supreme Court has clearly stated the general rule that sentencing lies properly within the sound discretion of the trial judge and that, in exercising his discretion, a judge is not restricted by technical rules of evidence.