Current Issue

Volume 76 March 2013 Number 1

A Global Perspective on Sentencing Reforms

Foreword

Oren Gazal-Ayal i

Articles
Sentencing Guidelines in England and Wales: Recent Developments and Emerging Issues

Julian V. Roberts 1
Lessons From Two Failures: Sentencing for Cocaine and Child Pornography Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines in the United States

Carol S. Steiker 27
Federal White Collar Sentencing in the United States: A Work in Progress

Daniel Richman 53
The Effects of the Offender’s Race, Ethnicity, and Sex on Federal Sentencing Outcomes in the Guidelines Era

Cassia Spohn 75
Principles, Pragmatism, and Politics: The Evolution of Washington State’s Sentencing Guidelines

Kate Stith 105
Do Sentencing Guidelines Increase Prosecutorial Power? An Empirical Study

Oren Gazal-Ayal,
Hagit Turjeman
& Gideon Fishman		 131
Determinate Sentencing and American Exceptionalism: The Underpinnings and Effects of Cross-National Differences in the Regulation of Sentencing Discretion

Ely Aharonson 161
Moderate and Non-Arbitrary Sentencing Without Guidelines: The German Experience

Tatjana Hörnle 189
Sentencing in Germany: Explaining Long-Term Stability in the Structure of Criminal Sanctions And Sentencing

Hans-Jörg Albrecht 211
Is Sentencing Reform a Lost Cause? A Historical Perspective on Conceptual Problems in Sentencing Research

Leslie Sebba 237
Pursuing Consistency in an Individualistic Sentencing Framework: If You Know Where You’re Going, How Do You Know When You’ve Got There?

Sarah Krasnostein &
Arie Freiberg		 265
Sentencing Guidelines in England and Wales: Missed Opportunities?

Mandeep K. Dhami 289