Evidence-Based Sentencing and the Scientific Rationalization of Discrimination¶
Starr, S. B. (2014). Evidence-Based Sentencing and the Scientific Rationalization of Discrimination. Stanford Law Review, 66(4), 803-872.
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- And the proposal to withhold demographic data at sentencing is a direct transfer of the clinical cut to criminal justice
This sourceArgues against feeding demographic and socioeconomic variables into sentencing risk-assessment instruments — a transfer of the clinical channel-cut to criminal justice, withholding identity-correlated data from the sentencing decision.
- And the proposal to withhold demographic data at sentencing is a direct transfer of the clinical cut to criminal justice
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