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1. Rome News by Watson | Blog Archive » Corrupt Drug Enforcement ...
He could receive a maximum sentence of twelve years in prison and a fine of up to $750000, and is subject to a mandatory minimum sentence of at least two years in federal prison. In determining the actual sentence, the Court will ...

2. Sentencing Law and Policy: Meth offender registries all the rage
Meth-offender registries are being considered in Georgia, Maine, Oklahoma, Oregon, Washington state and West Virginia. This article provides some details about the development of a meth offender registry in Illinois: ...

3. Sentencing Law and Policy: A registry for meth offenders?
I saw this post on SLP about a registry for meth offenders being proposed in Georgia and that reminded me of an OLR report I read a few days back, about states with registries for violent offenders.We found three states [Read More] ...

4. Sentencing Law and Policy: Four Former National Century Financial ...
According to press reports, investors were bilked out of approximately $2.9 billion through a scheme by its top executives, who were convicted by a jury in March on charges of conspiracy, securities and wire fraud, and money laundering. ...

5. Sentencing Law and Policy: Provocative questions about Georgia...
As I indicated, I'm curious about how #2 happened. If this is a mandatory minimum, then it's the legislature's fault. If not, it's the sentencing judge's fault unless there are more facts of which I'm not aware but should be. ...

6. Francase Place: The Controversial Survey
I am in favor of speeding up trials to get to a verdict - example, Brian Nichols' trial should already be over with a mandatory life sentence, but it's still going on three and a half years later. Why it would take almost 4 years (when ...

7. Sentencing Law and Policy: Obama talking about serious sentencing...
"He will review mandatory minimum drug sentencing to see where we can be smarter on crime and reduce the blind and counterproductive warehousing of non-violent offenders. And he will give first-time, non-violent drug offenders a chance ...

8. Sentencing Law and Policy: SCOTUS scratches my sentencing itch ...
So, adding up these pieces, what does this likely mean for the future of federal sentencing law and post-Booker jurisprudence? I am still scratching my head, but let me venture a few ruminations:. 1. Based on the 1996 Koon decision, ...

9. Sentencing Law and Policy: Culture of life trumps democracy and ...
What they actually sit around doing is writing lawsuits accusing their counsel of being in a Conspiracy With The State and demanding a bigger TV in their cell. This is in those moments when they're not carving a shank from the leg of ...

10. Rome News by Watson | Blog Archive » Members of Another Hispanic ...
Towards the end of the conspiracy in 2005, SANDOVAL was involved in selling controlled substances, including marijuana, cocaine, and methamphetamine. MAZARIEGOS’ sentence reflects a crime spree that he went on in the early days of 2005 ...