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Federal Sentencing Law and Practice, 2026 ed.

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Federal Sentencing Law and Practice is a quick-reference guide that provides detailed analysis of hot topics such as white-collar crime and the sentencing of organizations, plus research-enhancing analysis of recent cases. The publication includes appellate

Publisher:Thomson West
Service Number:43519692
Publication date:2026-02-17
Practice area:Criminal law & procedure
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Thomas W. Hutchison

Hutchison is presently staff director of the United States Parole Commission. As chief counsel to the subcommittee on criminal justice of the House Judiciary Committee, he was the principal staff person in the House of Representatives involved in the 

Sigmund G. Popko, Professor, Arizona State University, College of Law (former Assistant Federal Public Defender, 1994-2001)

Popko has served as an associate clinical professor of law at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University, since 2001. His experience with the federal sentencing guidelines dates back to 1991 when he began practicing criminal 

Michael P. O'Connor

Michael P. O’Connor received his B.A. from Pennsylvania State University and his J.D. from Yale Law School. Professor O’Connor has taught at various schools in the U.S. and abroad. He has taught a wide range of doctrinal and skills courses, including 

Celia M. Rumann

Celia Rumann is a lawyer doing federal indigent defense in Arizona. Her work as an attorney has been exclusively representing indigent people charged in U.S. federal courts. She has divided her legal career between federal indigent defense and being