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Case Research and Citation Verification in Criminal Law Scholarship
Criminal sentencing in the United States remains shaped by unresolved tensions among its competing purposes as well as by ongoing debates such as the American Law Institute's 2007 endorsement of an inviolate principle of desert, the truth-in-sentencing movement, and persistent disparity among senten
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