SentencingStats.com Joins Microsoft Partner Program and Secures $250K in Azure Support
SentencingStats.com Joins Microsoft Partner Program and Secures $250K in Azure Support
SentencingStats.com Joins NVIDIA Inception Program to Enhance Machine Learning-Based Sentencing Analytics
SentencingStats.com, a leader in federal sentencing and prison analytics, today announced its acceptance into NVIDIA Inception, an exclusive accelerator supporting startups at the forefront of artificial intelligence, data science, and high-performance computing. This partnership underscores SentencingStats’ commitment to transforming federal sentencing into a more equitable and transparent process through advanced machine learning capabilities.
SentencingStats.com, Inc. Strengthens Advisory Board with Appointment of former Federal Public Defender, Donna Lee Elm
SentencingStats.com, a leading provider of federal sentencing analytics and artificial intelligence solutions for sentencing analysis, is proud to announce it has been selected for a Level 4 founder grant from Microsoft for Startups Founders Hub, a global program that helps early-stage companies scale their businesses.
SentencingStats founder Mark Allenbaugh talks Amendment 821 / Zero Point Offender with Forbes Magazine
Forbes: What The US Sentencing Commission’s Decision Means For First Time Offenders
SentencingStats.com announces program to Assist with Retroactive Application of Amendment 821
SentencingStats.com to assist with retroactive application of Amendment 821, offering analytics, services and tools for resentencing eligible federal inmates.
Introduction to USSC Amendment 821 Part A & B: Zero Point Offender / Status Points Reductions
Policy Priorities: The Commission discussed and voted on the final policy priorities for the period of 2023-2024. These priorities would guide the Commission’s work in establishing sentencing policies and practices for federal courts. Retroactivity of Parts A and B of the 2023 Criminal History Amendment: A significant decision involved voting on the retroactivity of Parts
Is the Trial Penalty a Myth?
So today, we celebrate the death of guideline departures, lament the death of due process in immigration, and worry for the future of this democracy.
Seismic Shift: Big Changes to the Sentencing Guidelines & the Country
So today, we celebrate the death of guideline departures, lament the death of due process in immigration, and worry for the future of this democracy.
Former U.S. District Judge Nancy Gertner Joins SentencingStats.com Advisory Board
SentencingStats.com, the leading platform for federal sentencing analytics and research, is proud to announce the appointment of former U.S. District Judge and Harvard Law Professor Nancy Gertner to its Advisory Board.
Bridging Data and Justice: A Harvard Guest Lecture on Federal Sentencing Analysis
Will the U.S. Sentencing Commission remove “Departures” from the Sentencing Guidelines and direct court to only consider Variances under 18 U.S.C. 3553(a)?
SentencingStats.com Co-Founders to Guest Lecture at Harvard Law School
SentencingStats.com, a leader in federal sentencing and prison analytics, today announced its acceptance into NVIDIA Inception, an exclusive accelerator supporting startups at the forefront of artificial intelligence, data science, and high-performance computing. This partnership underscores SentencingStats’ commitment to transforming federal sentencing into a more equitable and transparent process through advanced machine learning capabilities.
Will the U.S. Sentencing Commission remove “Departures” from the Sentencing Guidelines?
Will the U.S. Sentencing Commission remove “Departures” from the Sentencing Guidelines and direct court to only consider Variances under 18 U.S.C. 3553(a)?
Biden’s Final Days: Examining the Pardon Power
Biden’s Final Days: Examining the Pardon Power
As President Biden’s term wraps up in January 2025, his active use of executive pardons and commutations has drawn significant attention. In just the last month, Biden has issued numerous pardons, highlighting both the potential and the flaws of the U.S. pardon system. While some applaud his efforts to address injustices, critics point out that the system remains broken, leaving many deserving inmates without relief.
Examining Sentencing Disparities in January 6th Cases: Insights from SentencingStats.com’s Latest Analysis
SentencingStats.com recently completed a comprehensive analysis of the sentencing outcomes for defendants involved in the January 6th incident at the U.S. Capitol. This study examines 934 defendants who were convicted and sentenced through August 12, 2024. The findings shed light on significant sentencing disparities arising from the exercise of judicial and prosecutorial discretion, highlighting critical gaps in the current legal framework.