Back to School, Back (?) to Work

Last week was a slow week in sentencing news, so our apologies for not having much to say -- but we're guessing that most of you were too busy enjoying the last of the summer vacation (or getting ready to head back to school) to read much, anyway.  Congress was away most of August, too, and returns to work this week.

But FAMM didn't take time off, so it's not "back to work" for us.  We've been hard at work throughout this August here in DC, running up to Capitol Hill and meeting with congressional staff and people in the Department of Justice, the U.S. Sentencing Commission, and the U.S. Judicial Conference, telling them to reform mandatory sentencing laws that make no sense.

Read about FAMM's dog days of August here, in this month's "Julie on Justice."

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