Latest FSR issue on state reforms now on-line

Now available on-line (with a subscription) at this link is the Federal Sentencing Reporter‘s latest issue, which is focused on state sentencing reforms and information-driven analyses of sentencing developments. In the issue’s editors’ introduction, Steve Chanenson and I ask the question “Can and Will Information Spur Post-Modern Sentencing Reforms?”

Other recent FSR issues:

• FSR Issue 19.3: Claiborne & Rita: Reasonableness Review in the Supreme Court
• FSR Issue 19.2: Victims and Sentencing II: Beyond the CVRA
• FSR Issue 19.1: Victims and Sentencing I: Victim Impact Evidence, the Crime Victims’ Rights Act and Kenna 
• FSR Issue 18.5: Toward Real Reform: The Constitution Project Recommendations; Model Federal Sentencing Guidelines 
• FSR Issue 18.4: Sentencing at the Supreme Court
• FSR Issue 18.3: Taking Stock a Year after Booker
• FSR Issue 18.2: Defense Perspectives on the Post-Booker World
• FSR Issue 18.1: State of Blakely in the States