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Please save the date for a conference co-hosted by NIMJ and the Federal Sentencing Reporter. Booker at 20 | Developments in Military Sentencing Keynote: Hon. Stephanos Bibas April 25, 2025, Villanova Law School (and Zoom) One suspects this will be the only academic conference this year covering military sentencing. So, sentencing wonks, you are on notice!
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12/17/2024 17:46:39
I have long thought that sentence credits should be codified in the Manual for Courts-Martial, instead of relying on years old case law. There are a few credits that are already codified. And no one seems to be seriously upset with the substance of the court made rules. But codification would bring all of the rules together in one place, where they would be easily accessible. The president could also tweak the rules to ensure that they are comprehensive, consistent, and do not result in a windfall. Leave a Reply. |
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