By Brooke Vaydik
In her Case Note, Brooke Vaydik examines the Fifth Circuit’s recent decision in US v. Eaden, and argues that the Federal Sentencing Guidelines should be interpreted narrowly.
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Recommended Citation
Brooke Vaydik, Case Note, When “One Step” is a Leap: Examining the Fifth Circuit’s Correct Interpretation of the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, 73 SMU L. Rev. F. 243 (2020).
Further Related Reads
- Jonathan Petree, Navigating the Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Considerations of Equitable Impact After United States v. Trinidad, 83 J. Air L. & Com. 155 (2018).
- J.C. Oleson, Risk in Sentencing: Constitutionally Suspect Variables and Evidence-Based Sentencing, 64 SMU L. Rev. 1329 (2011).
- Mae C. Quinn, Constitutionally Incapable: Parole Boards as Sentencing Courts, 72 SMU L. Rev. 565 (2019).
