AUTOCORRECT? A PROPOSAL TO ENCOURAGE VOLUNTARY RESTITUTION THROUGH THE WHITE-COLLAR SENTENCING CALCULUS

This Comment discusses the unique contribution that voluntary restitution can make to the white-collar sentencing process and sets forth a comprehensive proposal for encouraging it through the post-Booker federal sentencing process. Part I summarizes the development and current state of white-collar...

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Published in:The journal of criminal law & criminology 2014-03, Vol.104 (2), p.389-430
Main Author: Faichney, Daniel
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Accounting
COMMENTS
Criminal offenses
Criminal punishment
Criminal sentences
Criminal sentencing
Criminals
Criminology
Defendants
Federal court decisions
Fines & penalties
Government regulation
Imprisonment
Law
Laws, regulations and rules
Reform
Reforms
Remedies
Reparations
Restitution
Sanctions
Sentenced offenders
Sentences (Criminal procedure)
Sentencing
Sentencing guidelines
Victim compensation
White collar crime
White collar crimes
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Summary:This Comment discusses the unique contribution that voluntary restitution can make to the white-collar sentencing process and sets forth a comprehensive proposal for encouraging it through the post-Booker federal sentencing process. Part I summarizes the development and current state of white-collar sentencing law, Part II discusses the advantages and drawbacks of accounting for voluntary restitution in sentencing, and Part III sets forth a proposed reform. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:0091-4169
2160-0325