New York CR-2007-72 Local Procedural Guidelines re Sentencing Procedures Before Judges Arcara and Skretny, Nov 1, 2007.pdf

• Category: New York Federal - District Court - Official - Western District
• State: New York
• Control #: NY-WD-223
• Format: PDF

Description

CR-2007-72 Local Procedural Guidelines re Sentencing Procedures Before Judges Arcara and Skretny, Nov 1, 2007.pdf New York CR-2007-72 Local Procedural Guidelines re Sentencing Procedures Before Judges Barbara and Surety, Nov 1, 2007.pdf is a document outlining the local procedural guidelines for sentencing procedures before Judges Barbara and Surety in the Western District of New York. The document contains two distinct types of guidelines: general guidelines and specific guidelines. The general guidelines cover topics such as the standard of conduct for attorneys, the standard of review for sentences, procedures for objecting to a sentence, and the need for a sentencing memorandum. The specific guidelines include the consideration of relevant sentencing factors, the consideration of a defendant's acceptance of responsibility, and the need for a pre-sentence report. This document is intended to ensure that sentencing procedures are consistent and fair for all parties involved.

New York CR-2007-72 Local Procedural Guidelines re Sentencing Procedures Before Judges Barbara and Surety, Nov 1, 2007.pdf is a document outlining the local procedural guidelines for sentencing procedures before Judges Barbara and Surety in the Western District of New York. The document contains two distinct types of guidelines: general guidelines and specific guidelines. The general guidelines cover topics such as the standard of conduct for attorneys, the standard of review for sentences, procedures for objecting to a sentence, and the need for a sentencing memorandum. The specific guidelines include the consideration of relevant sentencing factors, the consideration of a defendant's acceptance of responsibility, and the need for a pre-sentence report. This document is intended to ensure that sentencing procedures are consistent and fair for all parties involved.