Abstract
The proposed Federal Criminal Code features several tnnovations aimed at the problem of disparate sentencrng. In keepitg with the Journal of Crmzinal Law and Crimntology's singular interdisczthlnary tradition, we present below two viewpotnts rarely encountered together. The first it a criminological evaluation of sentencing disparit'es based on empirical studies by a research group. In the second, Judge Tj7o;at provides a legal analysis of the same issue, drawing on his practical experience on the federal bench. They complement and supplement one another. THE EDITORS
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