A true scholarly feast for Apprendi fans

July 12, 2021

I was quite pleased to discover that the North Carolina Law Review now has fully available online here the full contents of its June 2021 issue with article from its Apprendi at 20 symposium. Everyone of these articles looks like a must-read and I am already joyously working my way through them all:

Apprendi at 20: Reviving the Jury’s Role in Sentencing by Stephanos Bibas

The Sixth Amendment Sentencing Right and Its Remedy by Carissa Byrne Hessick

Handling Aggravating Facts After Blakely: Findings from Five Presumptive-Guidelines States by Nancy J. King

Apprendi‘s Two Constitutional Rights by Kate Stith

The Sixth and Eighth Amendment Nexus and the Future of Mandatory Sentences by William W. Berry III

The Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Some Valedictory Reflections Twenty Years After Apprendi by Frank O. Bowman III

Apprendi/Booker and Anemic Appellate Review by Nancy Gertner

A Racially Biased Obstacle Course: Apprendi Transformed the Federal Sentencing Guidelines into a Series of Judicial Obstacles; Can Shame Reduce the Racial Disparities by Kallie S. Klein and Susan R. Klein