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Springer Judicial Decision Making, Sentencing Policy, and Numerical Guidance (Research in Criminology)

Name: Judicial Decision Making, Sentencing Policy, and Numerical Guidance (Research in Criminology)
Brand: Springer
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This book describes an original, empirical study of judicial decision making. The process of determining sentences is a difficult one for judges and often unnecessarily intuitive, subjective, and complex. The present study introduces a conceptual outline and empirical technique for increasing the precision of sentencing policy, thus offering an aid to judges who sentence in the light of this policy. The primary purpose of this model of judicial decision making is to provide a framework for scaling the seriousness of any single case in relation to the facts of that case and for relating this assessment to the appropriate quantum of sentence. The validity of the model is tested and cross-validated in an archival study. This innovative research serves as an important prototype for a system of numerical guidance to judges and sentencers.

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Brand: Springer
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0387967648
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 28 November 1988
Listed Since: 08 February 2007

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