Abstract
The recent Supreme Court opinions in Gall and Kimbrough failed to clarify the long-open question of defining" reasonableness" in the Federal Sentencing Guidelines following Booker. However, if we abandon the fruitless search for reasonableness and focus instead on the creation of a federal sentencing common law, Gall and Kimbrough have much to offer.
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