Sentencing and Other Criminal Post-Trial Matters - Part 1
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava19488vnb1.1 1724-V/93 Sentencing and Other Criminal Post-Trial Matters - Part 1 Bruce Clarke; Frank J. Polozola; William W. Wilkins Jr. Using a hypothetical case, this program provides an overview of the sentencing process, with particular emphasis on the Sentencing Reform Act, guideline sentencing, and the role of the court, counsel, and the probation officer in sentencing. It also examines selected post-trial matters, bond pending sentencing and appeal. For use in the orientation of district judges.