19 Thursday Apr 2018
Posted in Criminal Law, Sentencing Guidelines
NEWS RELEASE: USSC Unanimously Adopts 2018 Guideline Amendments
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USSC/bulletins/1e8f001
To access the new amendments, click here: https://bit.ly/2JLNGj6. -CCE
18 Sunday Mar 2018
Posted in Criminal Law, Sentencing Guidelines
The new App gives you access to:
It also includes Frequently Used Tables and the Archive. -CCE
01 Saturday Apr 2017
Posted in Criminal Law, Federal Law, Federal Sentencing, Research, Sentencing Guidelines
≈ Comments Off on 2017 United States Sentencing Commission Website.
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2016 Guidelines Manual, Sentencing Guidelines, Sentencing Table, United States Sentencing Commission
United States Sentencing Commission
This federal government website has a honey pot of information. It has six categories. Here are some highlights you will find under each category:
1. About (includes Mission Statement and online seminar titled ‘An Insider Look at the United States Sentencing Commission’);
2. Guidelines (the 2016 Guidelines Manual, Sentencing Table, and Organizational Guidelines, including the most recent primers on various areas of criminal law);
3. Policymaking (Rules of Practice and Procedure);
4. Education (Guideline Training Materials);
5. By Topic; and
6. Research (Public Access to Commission Data and Documents List Of all Publications, 2016 Sourcebook, Quick Facts, and Data Reports).
The information you will find here is current and up to date. You can be sure that you are researching the most recent and updated guidelines, primers, sentencing table, policy, and laws. -CCE
24 Friday Apr 2015
Posted in Criminal Law, Sentencing Guidelines
≈ Comments Off on 2015 Federal Sentencing Guidelines And More From The Sentencing Commission.
United States Sentencing Commission
There simply is too much at this website to describe it all. The list below is only a portion of the data. Most importantly, it includes the 2015 USSC Guidelines Manual, updated November 1, 2014, as well as a wealth of research, statistics, training, tables, demographics, sentencing information, and more. Here is a quick summary.
