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Long-term and Dangerous Inmates: Maximum Security Incarceration in the United States GCP-96-12

December 1, 1996

In the federal courts and in a few states, the judge does not have discretion to fix sentences. Rather, sentences are determined according to administrative guidelines based upon previous criminal record and the seriousness of the current offense.

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Categories: Research Archive - Tags: Policy, Race Issues, Working Papers

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