Sentencing Matters Substack
DAB, Jeff Grant, Jonathan J. Wroblewski, Judge Joseph Goodwin, Sam J. Merchant, Christopher Slobogin, Matthew Kleiman, Adrian RochaCommentary on why and how sentencing matters, from the editors of the Federal Sentencing Reporter
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Jeff is practices law in NYC at GrantLaw, PLLC, providing private general counsel, white collar crisis management, and dispute strategy and management services.
United States District Judge Southern District of West Virginia
Associate Professor, University of Minnesota School of Law
Christopher Slobogin occupies the Milton Underwood Chair and directs the Criminal Justice Program at Vanderbilt University Law School.
Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Commission on Sentencing
Policy Director for Last Prisoner Project, a nonpartisan, nonprofit working at the interesction of criminal justice and drug reform
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