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19 Fed. Sent. R. [i] (2006-2007)

handle is hein.journals/fedsen19 and id is 1 raw text is: FE D E R A L S ET N T E Volume i9, Number • October 2oo6 Vcti m an Setn'g1 victim Impact Evtdence, the rinme Victims Rights Act and Kenna EDITOR'S OBSERVATIONS Michael M. O'Hear, Punishment, Democracy, and Victims I ARTICLES Wayne A. Logan, Victim Impact Evidence in Federal Capital Trials 5 Bryan Myers, Emalee Weidemann, and Gregory Pearce Psychology Weighs in on the Debate Surrounding Victim Impact Statements and Capital Sentencing: Are Emotional Jurors Really Irrational? 13 Russell P. Butler, What Practitioners and Judges Need to Know Regarding Crime Victims' Participatory Rights in Federal Sentencing Proceedings 21 Steven 1. Twist, Kenna v. District Court 30 Douglas E. Beloof, Judicial Leadership at Sentencing under the Crime Victims' Rights Act:Judge Kozinski in Kenna and Judge Cassell in Degenhardt 36 Richard A. Bierschbach, Allocution and the Purposes of Victim Participation under the CVRA 44 Amy Baron-Evans, Traps for the Unwary under the Crime Victims' Rights Act: Lessons from the Kenna Cases 49 ADDITIONAL MATERIALS Proposed Victims' Rights Amendment to Constitution (Jan. 2003) 57 Senate Committee Report on Crime Victims' Rights Amendment (Nov. 2003) 58 Senate Floor Statements in Support of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (Apr. 2004) 62 House Committee Report on Crime Victims' Rights Act (Sept. 2004) 67 House Floor Statement in Support of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (Oct. 2004) 68 Senate Floor Statement in Support of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (Oct. 2004) 69 Text of Crime Victims' Rights Act (Oct. 2004) 73 First Annual Report to Congress on Crime Victims' Rights (Oct. 2005) 75 Attorney General Guidelines for Victim and Witness Assistance (May 2005) 78 The Federal Sentencing Reporter is published for the Vera Institute of Justice by the University of California Press I N G R E P 0R T E R

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