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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Sentencing disparity"”.

  1. REDUCING DISPARITY IN JUDICIAL SENTENCING: A SOCIAL-PSYCHOLOGICAL APPROACH

    … also psychologists--have studied judicial sentencing. More than half a century of research, employing multiple methodologies, strongly demonstrates that the unguided use (or abuse) of discretion has frequently led to vast disparity in judicial sentencing; i.e. large variations among …

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  2. Essays on the economics of law, crime and discrimination

    … of the impact of defendant race on interjudge sentencing disparity, which seeks to add to the knowledge of the role of race in the courtroom.

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  3. The Effects of Gender on Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol Sentencing Disaprities in Pennsylvania

    <p>Differential sentencing has been a reoccurring issue in the judicial system for decades. Sentencing disparity occurs when similar offenders (similar in offense type, age, gender, ethnicity, and SES) receive different sentences or when different offenders receive the same sentence (Spohn, 2009). …

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  4. Federal Drug Sentencing: An Evaluation of the Consistency, Proportionality, and Fairness within Cases

    … research is to evaluate fairness in federal drug sentencing. The current study uses data compiled by the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC) to examine the sentence lengths of federal drug defendants sentenced in 2008. Linear ordinary least squares (OLS) regression is used to model the …

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