New resource center on collateral consequences just launched.
http://ccresourcecenter.org
Definitely worth checking out.
Also so happy to welcome Gary Springstead as a blogger!
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Showing posts with label Office of the Federal Public Defender. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Office of the Federal Public Defender. Show all posts
Monday, November 17, 2014
Friday, February 21, 2014
Clemency . . . .
Yes, I just used the C word.
It seems we may be looking at some sentence commutation. And a group of organizations, including the Defender organization, NACDL, FAMM, and more, have formed Clemency Project 2014.
BOP is going to be sending notice to inmates outlining the criteria for which the president is looking and telling inmates how to get assistance from the Clemency Project.
If YOU would like to take a case, please contact Norman Reimer at clemencyproject@nacdl.org.
The criteria IN BRIEF(!):
* Drugs (any kind).
* Would sentence be lower if imposed today?
* Long sentence, clean record in custody, not a public-safety threat, and more. . . .
Also, if you have represented someone that you think might be a candidate and want to explore the criteria and/or want to recommend them for review in this process, you can call the office at 616-742-7420 and I can send you more info.
It seems we may be looking at some sentence commutation. And a group of organizations, including the Defender organization, NACDL, FAMM, and more, have formed Clemency Project 2014.
BOP is going to be sending notice to inmates outlining the criteria for which the president is looking and telling inmates how to get assistance from the Clemency Project.
If YOU would like to take a case, please contact Norman Reimer at clemencyproject@nacdl.org.
The criteria IN BRIEF(!):
* Drugs (any kind).
* Would sentence be lower if imposed today?
* Long sentence, clean record in custody, not a public-safety threat, and more. . . .
Also, if you have represented someone that you think might be a candidate and want to explore the criteria and/or want to recommend them for review in this process, you can call the office at 616-742-7420 and I can send you more info.
Labels:
Clemency,
Fair Sentencing Act of 2010,
Fair Sentencing Act of 2011,
Incarceration,
Office of the Federal Public Defender,
Policy and the Guidelines,
Sentencing Discretion
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Restricted-Access Filing
New Local Rule 32 takes effect Tuesday. Restricted-access electronic filing for PSRs and objections.
Check out:
http://www.miwd.uscourts.gov/RULES%20OPINIONS/Admin%20Order%2011-123.pdf
Check out:
http://www.miwd.uscourts.gov/RULES%20OPINIONS/Admin%20Order%2011-123.pdf
Friday, September 23, 2011
Federal Defender Entry in ArtPrize!!!
Are you ArtPrizing this weekend? Don't miss "Whodunit," a thought-provoking piece that questions bias and prejudice. Created and entered by the Office of the Federal Public Defender for the Western District of Michigan, it's in the GRCC Spectrum Theater, on Fountain b/t Barclay and Ransom. (Just down Fountain from the GR Public Library.)
Vote for 50631!
www.artprize.org.
Vote for 50631!
www.artprize.org.
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