Sentencing Reform Impacts¶
Tonry, M. (1987). Sentencing Reform Impacts.
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- Proportionality
- Criminal sentencing embeds proportionality in the principle that punishment should be proportionate to culpability and harm caused, the desert-based theory of "doing justice" advanced by von Hirsch (1976) and elaborated empirically through Tonry's (1987) studies of sentencing-reform impacts.
This sourceNational Institute of Justice, U.S. Department of Justice. Empirical evaluation of guideline-based sentencing reforms: documents how proportionality structures interact with judicial discretion, retribution, deterrence, and rehabilitation goals.
- Criminal sentencing embeds proportionality in the principle that punishment should be proportionate to culpability and harm caused, the desert-based theory of "doing justice" advanced by von Hirsch (1976) and elaborated empirically through Tonry's (1987) studies of sentencing-reform impacts.
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