Federal Sentence Intelligence Report

A full suite of tools designed to maximize your advocacy at sentencing.

Measuring Parity at Sentencing

We are the leading private platform for measuring and communicating parity for individual defendants at sentencing.

ABA Suggests Statistics Required for Effective Assistance of Counsel

“Defense counsel’s preparation before sentencing should include learning the court’s practices in exercising sentencing discretion . . . and the normal pattern of sentences for the offense involved.” (see citation)

Optimize Sentencing Opportunities

Our reports help you effectively understand parity in the context of each individual case.

Each analysis presents comparitive cases in ways that drive actionable insights into sets of similar defendants.

Sentencing Distribution Uncovers Hidden Patterns

Powerful sentencing distribution chart reveals quantity of sentences in ranges, including ranges below, within and above sentencing guidelines.

This unique report provides clarity to understand “central tendancy” within similar groups of defendants, in relation the guideline range.

Geographic Intelligence

Our Regional reports help you compare a defendant to district, circuit and national averages, medians and trends.

JSIN Cross-Check

JSIN reports often include “dirty data” which skews the average sentence upward.

Our analysis allow defenders to validate (or invalidate) JSIN reports and provide a counterbalance when JSIN data is incorrect or improperly used.

S.O.R. ReasonRank

The U.S. Sentencing Commission captures each judge’s reason(s) for departing / varying below the federal sentencing guidelines, directly from the Statement(s) of Reasons.

We tabulate and rank those reasons so you understand what drives the widest below guidelines departures and variances, tailored to each individual case.

Life Expectancy Report Saves Lives

Life expectancy is reduced dramatically for incarcerated individuals.

Our report is an effective way to communicate when a sentence becomes a likely death sentence.

Expert Declarations

Under guidance of nationally recognized sentencing expert and former U.S. Sentencing Commission Attorney, Mark Allenbaugh, we regularly provide expert declarations for sentencing matters in district and circuit courts nationwide.

Judge Profiler

We are now rolling out our A.I. driven judge profiler. Now you can conduct judge-level sentencing analysis and compare judges to district and national statistics. Scroll down to join the waitlist.

Solutions Across Sentencing Life Cycle

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As the market leader in Federal Sentencing Statistics and analytics, major news outlets are starting to rely on SentencingStats.com’s reports, graphs and analytics and quote our Chief Research Officer, Mark Allenbaugh and long term advisors and collaborators, Doug Passon and Alan Ellis for their expertise in Federal Sentencing analysis.

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