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On-the-scene report on the US Sentencing Commission regional hearings in Atlanta

By Douglas A. Berman

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Professor Ronald Wright, who testified Wednesday during the second day of the US Sentencing Commission's regional hearings in Atlanta (background here and here), was kind enough to send along this terrific on-the-scene report of his experiences: I could not attend the first day of the hearings, which had a full and interesting agenda. The Day One sessions involved appellate judges, probation officers, defense attorneys, and state and local law enforcement. Based on my quick perusal of the written comments from Day One (all available at a welcoming table out front), I can especially recommend pages 7-11 from the comments of Greg Forest, the Chief U.S. Probations Officer from the Western District of NC. The first panel on Day Two was devoted to four federal trial judges: Chief Judge Bob Conrad (WD NC), Judge Gregory Presnell (MD FL), Chief Judge Robert Hinkle (ND FL), and Chief Judge William Moore (SD GA)...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sentencing Law and Policy on February 11, 2009 (boomark / email).