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16 Fed. Sent. R. [i] (2003-2004)

handle is hein.journals/fedsen16 and id is 1 raw text is: FR FE DERAL SENTENCING REPORTER Volume 16, Number i • October 2003 Finding, Interpretin and Using Sentencing Data EDITORS' OBSERVATIONS Steven L. Chanenson, Sentencing and Data: The Not-So-Odd Couple Paul J. Hofer & William P. Adams, Using Data for Policymaking, Litigation, 8 and Judging FINDING AND INTERPRETING THE DATA Charles Loeffler, An Overview of U.S. Sentencing Commission Data 14 William P. Adams & Mark Motivans, Using Data from the Federal Statistics 18 Program (FJSP) David Burnham & Susan Long, Tracking Judges 26 Kevin R. Blackwell, The Problem With TRAC 31 Mark Fazlollah, Is There a Story in the Data or Is the Data the Story? 33 Nora V. Demleitner, How Many Terrorists Are There? The Escalation in 38 So-Called Terrorism Prosecutions USING THE DATA FAIRLY AND EFFECTIVELY William W. Mercer, Assessing Compliance with the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines: 43 The Significance of Improved Data Collection and Reporting Barbara E. O'Connor, Using Numbers to Attack the Sentencing Guidelines 52 Mark H. Bergstrom & Joseph Sabino Mistick, The Pennsylvania Experience: 57 Public Release ofJudge- Specific Sentencing Data Cyrus Tata & Neil Hutton, Beyond the Technology of Quick Fixes. Will the 67 Judiciary Act to Protect Itself and Shore Up Judicial Independence? Recent Experience from Scotland Honorable Michael Marcus, Archaic Sentencing Liturgy Sacrifices Public Safety: 76 What's Wrong and How We Can Fix It Alfred Blumstein, The Notorius loo:i Crack: Powder Disparity - The Data Tell Us 87 That It Is Time to Restore the Balance The Federal Sentencing Reporter is published for the Vera Institute of Justice by the University of California Press

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