| Session 344: SE4 -> Sentencing Disparity in Federal Courts | |||
| Time: 8:15AM to 9:45 AM on Friday, November 19 | |||
| Place: Library | |||
| Session Chair: Sophia Carr Friday, The American University | |||
| Prosecutorial Discretion and Real Offense Sentencing: A Potential for Disparity Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines | |||
| by: | Keith A. Wilmot, University of Nebraska - Omaha (Corresponding) | ||
| Functional Role of Federal Drug Trafficking Offenders | |||
| by: | Lou Reedt, US Sentencing Commission (Corresponding) | ||
| Courtney Semisch, US Sentencing Commission | |||
| Christine Kitchens, US Sentencing Commission | |||
| "Not Ordinarily Relevant": Considering the Gendered Nature of Family Responsibilities Departures in Federal Sentencing Decisions | |||
| by: | Amy Farrell, Northeastern University (Corresponding) | ||
| Sentencing Environmental Law Violators in Federal Court | |||
| by: | Leo G. Barrile, Bloomsburg University (Corresponding) | ||
| Neal Slone, Bloomsburg University | |||
| Two Decades of Federal Sentencing: The Effects of a Changing Mix of Policies, Crimes, and Criminals | |||
| by: | Paul J. Hofer, US Sentencing Commission (Corresponding) | ||
| Courtney Semisch, US Sentencing Commission | |||
| Discussants: | |||
| Linda D. Maxfield, U.S. Sentencing Commission | |||
Updated 05/20/2006