Just Sentencing is the first book in over forty years to present a fully developed punishment theory which incorporates both utilitarian and retributive sentencing purposes.
Just Sentencing is the first book in over forty years to present a fully developed punishment theory which incorporates both utilitarian and retributive sentencing purposes.
Richard S. Frase is the Benjamin N. Berger Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Minnesota.
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* Introduction * A. Sentencing at the Crossroads: Recent Major Changes in Goals, Procedures, Law, and Practice * B. The Need for a Model that Accommodates All Major Sentencing Purposes and Limitations * C. The Current Limiting Retributive Model * D. Other Hybrid Punishment Theories * E. The Expanded Limiting-Retributive, State-Guidelines Model [ "the Expanded Model "] * F. Organization of Chapters * Chapter 1 * The Expanded Limiting-Retributive, State-Guidelines Model * A. The Expanded Model's Sentencing Principles * B. The Expanded Model's Sentencing Procedures * C. Conclusion * Chapter 2 * Limiting Retributivism and Other Hybrid Theories * A. Norval Morris's Hybrid Model * B. Hybrid Theories Proposed by Other Writers * C. Conclusion * Chapter 3 * Elements of the Expanded Model in Minnesota, Other Sentencing Systems, and Model Codes * A. Minnesota's Guidelines-based Limiting Retributive System * B. Other Well-developed State Guidelines Systems * C. Features of the Expanded Model in Other Guidelines Systems * D. Limiting Retributive and other Expanded Model Elements in Non-Guidelines Systems * E. Features of the Expanded Model in Recommended Sentencing Standards and Codes * F. Conclusion * Chapter 4 * The Problem of Enhancements for Prior or Multiple Current Convictions * A. Prior-record Enhancements * B. Sentencing of Multiple Current Offenses * C. Conclusion * Chapter 5 * The Problem of Disproportionate Racial Impact * A. Extent and Causes of Disproportionate Minority Confinement * B. How Crime and Criminal Justice Cause More Crime, and Perpetuate Social Disadvantage * C. What to Do? * D. Conclusion * Conclusion * References * Table of Cases * Index
* Introduction * A. Sentencing at the Crossroads: Recent Major Changes in Goals, Procedures, Law, and Practice * B. The Need for a Model that Accommodates All Major Sentencing Purposes and Limitations * C. The Current Limiting Retributive Model * D. Other Hybrid Punishment Theories * E. The Expanded Limiting-Retributive, State-Guidelines Model [ "the Expanded Model "] * F. Organization of Chapters * Chapter 1 * The Expanded Limiting-Retributive, State-Guidelines Model * A. The Expanded Model's Sentencing Principles * B. The Expanded Model's Sentencing Procedures * C. Conclusion * Chapter 2 * Limiting Retributivism and Other Hybrid Theories * A. Norval Morris's Hybrid Model * B. Hybrid Theories Proposed by Other Writers * C. Conclusion * Chapter 3 * Elements of the Expanded Model in Minnesota, Other Sentencing Systems, and Model Codes * A. Minnesota's Guidelines-based Limiting Retributive System * B. Other Well-developed State Guidelines Systems * C. Features of the Expanded Model in Other Guidelines Systems * D. Limiting Retributive and other Expanded Model Elements in Non-Guidelines Systems * E. Features of the Expanded Model in Recommended Sentencing Standards and Codes * F. Conclusion * Chapter 4 * The Problem of Enhancements for Prior or Multiple Current Convictions * A. Prior-record Enhancements * B. Sentencing of Multiple Current Offenses * C. Conclusion * Chapter 5 * The Problem of Disproportionate Racial Impact * A. Extent and Causes of Disproportionate Minority Confinement * B. How Crime and Criminal Justice Cause More Crime, and Perpetuate Social Disadvantage * C. What to Do? * D. Conclusion * Conclusion * References * Table of Cases * Index
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