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Protecting Against Child Exploitation Act of 2017
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Michael Davis, Jr. and Danny Oliver in Honor of State and Local Law Enforcement Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
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FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2017 · second_quarter · Q2
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
Source: Senate LDA
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2017
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
SITSA Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361/S 45, Kate's Law (re. mandatory minimum sentences for illegal reentry offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight and nominations of U.S. Attorneys
Back the Blue Act of 2017
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
SITSA Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361, S 45, HR 3004, Kate's Law (re. sentences for illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 2431 (re. sentences for aggravated identity theft); H.R. 2851/S. 1327, SITSA Act (re. new schedules and sentences for drug analogues); H.R. 1761 (re. sex offense penalties); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight of Bureau of Prisons; compassionate release; H.R. 2435/S. 1134 (sentencing discretion for courts)
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
HR 361/S 45, Kate's Law (re. mandatory minimum sentences for illegal reentry offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight and nominations of U.S. Attorneys
Dangerous Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); placement of prisoners in prisons within 500 miles of homes; mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reforms for mentally ill and addicted offenders; consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S.Amdts. 4082, 4083 to S. 2943, NDAA (effort to increase mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Back the Blue Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Back the Blue Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reforms for mentally ill and addicted offenders; consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Corrections and Recidivism Reduction Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S.Amdts. 4082, 4083 to S. 2943, NDAA (effort to increase mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reforms for mentally ill and addicted offenders; consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); placement of prisoners in prisons within 500 miles of homes; mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reforms for mentally ill and addicted offenders; consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S.Amdts. 4082, 4083 to S. 2943, NDAA (effort to increase mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Back the Blue Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Back the Blue Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reforms for mentally ill and addicted offenders; consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Michael Davis, Jr. in Honor of State and Local Law Enforcement Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Sensenbrenner-Scott SAFE Justice Reinvestment Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sensenbrenner-Scott SAFE Justice Reinvestment Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Sensenbrenner-Scott SAFE Justice Reinvestment Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Kate's Law
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
RAISE Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Mandatory Minimum Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Corrections and Recidivism Reduction Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Corrections and Recidivism Reduction Act of 2016
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Second Chance Reauthorization Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Establishing Mandatory Minimums for Illegal Reentry Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and Release of Criminal Aliens Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Stop Sanctuary Cities Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Corrections Oversight, Recidivism Reduction, and Eliminating Costs for Taxpayers In Our National System Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Corrections Oversight, Recidivism Reduction, and Eliminating Costs for Taxpayers In Our National System Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Corrections Oversight, Recidivism Reduction, and Eliminating Costs for Taxpayers In Our National System Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners; urging Bureau of Prisons for greater use of compassionate release for federal prisoners
Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners
Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners; urging Bureau of Prisons for greater use of compassionate release for federal prisoners
Stop Advertising Victims of Exploitation Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners
STOP Identity Theft Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
STOP Identity Theft Act of 2013
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2014
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Home Improvements Revitalize the Economy Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners
Home Improvements Revitalize the Economy Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Home Improvements Revitalize the Economy Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners; urging Bureau of Prisons for greater use of compassionate release for federal prisoners
Home Improvements Revitalize the Economy Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Time for Innovation Matters in Education Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Time for Innovation Matters in Education Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners; urging Bureau of Prisons for greater use of compassionate release for federal prisoners
Time for Innovation Matters in Education Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Time for Innovation Matters in Education Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners
Justice Safety Valve Act of 2013
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (would create exceptions to mandatory minimum sentences); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (broadens safety valve for drug offenses, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive, reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences); increasing amount of good time credit and earned time credit for federal prisoners; better oversight of Bureau of Prisons' use of compassionate release authority
Time for Innovation Matters in Education Act of 2009
Client: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS · Firm: FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (would create exceptions to mandatory minimum sentences); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (broadens safety valve for drug offenses, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive, reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences); increasing amount of good time credit and earned time credit for federal prisoners; better oversight of Bureau of Prisons' use of compassionate release authority
2017 · first_quarter · Q1
HR 361/S 45, Kate's Law (re. mandatory minimum sentences for illegal reentry offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reform; prison reform; charging policies used by the Justice Department; oversight and nominations of U.S. Attorneys
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
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2016 · fourth_quarter · Q4
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); mandatory minimum sentencing reforms for mentally ill and addicted offenders; consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
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2016 · third_quarter · Q3
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 3184/H.R. 5809, Back the Blue Act (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain offenses against law enforcement); S. 2193, Kate's Law (bill to create mandatory minimums for certain immigration offenses); H.R. 3537, Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2015 (bill to expand application of mandatory minimum drug sentences to synthetic substances); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to create prison programming and credit system); consulted with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2016 · second_quarter · Q2
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S.Amdts. 4082, 4083 to S. 2943, NDAA (effort to increase mandatory minimum sentences for fentanyl offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2016 · first_quarter · Q1
S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); placement of prisoners in prisons within 500 miles of homes; mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2015 · fourth_quarter · Q4
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2015 · third_quarter · Q3
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); S. 2123, Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3713, Sentencing Reform Act (bill to reduce certain mandatory minimum drug sentences); H.R. 3489, Mandatory Minimum Reform Act (repeals mandatory minimum drug sentences); S. 2146, Stop Sanctuary Policies and Protect Americans Act, S. 1814, Stop Sanctuary Cities Act, S. 1812, Improving Cooperation with States and Local Governments and Preventing the Catch and release of criminal aliens act, S. 1762/H.R. 3011, Establishing mandatory minimums for illegal reentry act (bills to add new mandatory minimum penalties to illegal reentry offenses); H.R. 3158, RAISE Act (mandatory minimum reform for juvenile offenders); met with White House to discuss/support clemency initiative
Filing targets: Bureau of Prisons (BOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2015 · second_quarter · Q2
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 2944, Safe, Accountable, Fair, Effective (SAFE) Justice Act (supported this bill to limit application of mandatory minimum drug sentences, reform prisons); supported proposed RAISE Act to limit application of mandatory minimum sentences to certain young offenders; supported proposed Major Drug Trafficking Prosecution Act to repeal mandatory minimum drug sentencing laws; S. 1513, Second Chance Reauthorization Act (supported proposal to expand early release for certain elderly prisoners); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
Filing targets: Bureau of Prisons (BOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2015 · first_quarter · Q1
S. 502/H.R. 920, Smarter Sentencing Act of 2015 (supported this bill to reduce mandatory minimum drug sentences, expand "safety valve" exception to those sentences, address overcriminalization, and make Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 467, CORRECTIONS Act (bill to increase prison rehabilitative programming and incentives via a risk assessment tool); H.R. 759, Recidivism Risk Reduction Act (bill to increase rehabilitative programming in prisons and incentives via a risk assessment tool); S. 353, H.R. 706, Justice Safety Valve Act (supported this bill to create a "safety valve" exception for all mandatory minimum-bearing federal criminal offenses); H.R. 1148, Michael Davis, Jr. In honor of state and local law enforcement act (opposed this bill's creation of new mandatory minimum sentences for certain illegal reentry offenders); S. 140, Combat Human Trafficking Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); H.R. 285, SAVE Act of 2015 (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for advertising certain commercial sex acts); H.R. 181, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (opposed this bill's expansion of mandatory minimum sentences for patronizers/solicitors of victims of trafficking); urged Bureau of Prisons to grant more compassionate releases to qualifying prisoners and expand use of home confinement; provided information to Office of Inspector General, DOJ, regarding mental health care in federal prisons; met with DOJ regarding White House clemency initiative
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2014 · fourth_quarter · Q4
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction and Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitative programs); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); S. 2941, Combat Human Trafficking Act (expands conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for certain human trafficking crimes); urged Dep't of Justice to investigate problems in the provision of medical care to inmates incarcerated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2014 · third_quarter · Q3
S. 1675, Recidivism Reduction & Public Safety Act (creates risk assessment system that allows federal prisoners to earn time credits for completing rehabilitation programs and reducing their risk of reoffending); H.R. 3382/S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences, broadens coverage of "safety valve" exception to those sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); H.R. 744/S. 149, STOP Identity Theft Act (applies mandatory minimum 2-year sentence for aggravated identity theft to identity theft involving tax refunds/returns); H.R. 1695/S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (creates "safety valve" exception for mandatory minimum sentences for a wide variety of offenses); encouraged support for U.S. Sentencing Commission's effort to make a 2014 amendment to the drug sentencing guidelines retroactively applicable; H.Amdt. 750 to H.R. 4660, Commerce, Justice, Science & Related Agencies Appropriations Act (amendment would bar Dep't of Justice from funding additional personnel to assist the Office of the Pardon Attorney with the White House's clemency initiative); urged Dep't of Justice to consider/review clemency petitions from all nonviolent offenders who fit the president's clemency criteria under the White House's clemency initiative.
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2014 · second_quarter · 2A
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners; urging Bureau of Prisons for greater use of compassionate release for federal prisoners
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2014 · second_quarter · Q2
H.R. 3382, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (reduces mandatory minimum drug sentences for federal offenders, expands "safety valve" exception to such sentences, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive); urged House Overcriminalization Task Force of the House Judiciary Committee to review and support adoption of mandatory minimum sentencing reforms; H.R. 3530, Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act (adds "patronizing or soliciting" to conduct that triggers 10- and 15-year mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking of people under age 18); H.R. 4225, SAVE Act (adds "advertising" to conduct that triggers 10- or 15-year mandatory minimum prison terms for sex trafficking of people under age 18); urged Department of Justice, U.S. Courts, members of Congress, U.S. Sentencing Commission to support full retroactive application of the 2014 Amendment 3 to the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines, which reduces drug sentences under the guidelines by two base offense levels, producing shorter prison terms for drug offenders; urged Department of Justice officials to provide increased and streamlined use of presidential pardon power to grant commutations of sentence to more federal prisoners
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2013 · fourth_quarter · Q4
Urged House Judiciary Committee members to reauthorize House Over-criminalization Task Force for another 6-month term in 2014 and hold Task Force hearing on mandatory minimum sentencing laws
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS via FAMILIES AGAINST MANDATORY MINIMUMS
2013 · third_quarter · Q3
S. 619, Justice Safety Valve Act (would create exceptions to mandatory minimum sentences); S. 1410, Smarter Sentencing Act (broadens safety valve for drug offenses, makes Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 retroactive, reduces drug mandatory minimum sentences); increasing amount of good time credit and earned time credit for federal prisoners; better oversight of Bureau of Prisons' use of compassionate release authority
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
Filing targets: HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE
Filing targets: Bureau of Prisons (BOP), HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Justice, Dept of (DOJ), SENATE