ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 51, Issue 5, 2014April 19, 2014 CDT
From Pioneer to Punisher: America’s Quest to Find Its Juvenile Justice Identity
From Pioneer to Punisher: America’s Quest to Find Its Juvenile Justice Identity
Articles in Vol. 51, Issue 5, 2014
Vol. 51, Issue 5, 2014
- Introduction: Federal Sentencing Challenges Post-BookerDouglas A. Berman
- The Relevance of Offender Characteristics in a Guideline SystemJudge William K. Sessions III
- Dead Law Walking: The Surprising Tenacity of the Federal Sentencing GuidelinesFrank O. Bowman III
- Prison-By-Default: Challenging the Federal Sentencing Policy's Presumption of IncarcerationMelissa Hamilton
- A Critical View of the Sentencing Commission's Recent Recommendations to "Strengthen the Guidelines System"Carissa Byrne Hessick
- Why Federal Prosecutors Charge: A Comparison of Federal and New York State Arson and Robbery Filings, 2006–2010Susan R. KleinMichael GramerDaniel Graver
- Why so Serious? Taking the Word "Seriously" More Seriously in Plain Error Review of Federal Sentencing AppealsEdward Goolsby
- From Pioneer to Punisher: America's Quest to Find Its Juvenile Justice IdentityPatrick N. McMillin
- Optimal Deterrence: A Law and Economics Assessment of Sex and Labor Trafficking Law in the United StatesJessica E. Schaffner
Patrick N. McMillin, From Pioneer to Punisher: America’s Quest to Find Its Juvenile Justice Identity, 51 Hou. L. Rev. (2014).