Wonderful new Federal Sentencing Reporter issue explores “Weinstein on Sentencing”

I am so very pleased to report on the publication of the latest issue of the Federal Sentening Reporter.  This issue is titled “Weinstein on Sentencing” and it celebrates the many contributions to federal sentencing law, policy and practice by legendary EDNY Judge Jack Weinstein.

FSR was quite fortunate to get two of Judge Weinstein’s former clerks, Carolin Guentert and Ryan Gerber, to organize this great new issue.  They did a wonderful job gathering an array of perspectives in an issue that includes a considerable number of original articles under the heading “Celebrating Judge Weinstein” as well as excerpts from Judge Weinstein’s past opinions and articles under the heading “Weinstein In His Own Words.” 

I highly encourage everyone to check out this full FSR issue, and here is a list of the original articles:

Guest Editors’ Observations: Judge Weinstein’s Contributions to Sentencing Law by Carolin E. Guentert & Ryan H. Gerber

Weinstein on Sentencing by Kate Stith

Jack B. Weinstein Up Close by John Gleeson

Jack Weinstein: Reimagining the Role of the District Court Judge by Jessica A. Roth

Serving a Rehabilitative Goal: Assessing Judge Jack B. Weinstein’s Supervised Release Jurisprudence by Christine S. Scott-Hayward

A Judge’s Attempt at Sentencing Consistency After Booker: Judge Jack B. Weinstein’s Guidelines for Sentencing by Carolin E. Guentert & Ryan H. Gerber

Hanging Up the Robe by Thomas Ward Frampton

Sentencing with Love, Not Hate by Deirdre D. von Dornum