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: Blog 702Judge Posner on the Static 99
By Peter Nordberg
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In sentencing proceedings, experts often rely on an instrument known as the "Static 99" to estimate the risks of recidivism for sex offenders. Although Rule 702 does not apply at the sentencing phase in federal cases, the sentencing guidelines do call for information considered at sentencing to meet a standard of "probable accuracy."* In a Seventh Circuit opinion issued yesterday, Judge Posner devotes substantial discussion to the Static 99, its uses, and its limitations. See United States v. read more
Full post as published by Blog 702 on January 11, 2008 (boomark / email).
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