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Informationen zum Autor Richard S. Frase is the Benjamin N. Berger Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Minnesota. Klappentext 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. Zusammenfassung 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. Inhaltsverzeichnis 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 ...
