Sentencing Matters Substack
DAB, Jonathan J. Wroblewski, Steven L. ChanensonCommentary on why and how sentencing matters, from the editors of the Federal Sentencing Reporter
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Steven L. Chanenson is a Professor of Law at Villanova University and one of the Managing Editors of the Federal Sentencing Reporter. Previously, he was an AUSA in Chicago and later the Chair of the PA Commission on Sentencing.
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