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About the constitutionality of mandatory minimum sentences
As difficult as the task of reaching a reliable verdict may be, the second half of a criminal court's procedure, that of imposing sentences on those who have been found guilty or who have themselves admitted their guilt raises even more fundamental questions. What are we trying to do, what is the ob...
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Department of Public Law
2023
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