Ketanji Brown Jackson,,,

skyraider

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She's the new Supreme Court Judge, well there you have it......1st black woman on the court....53 yea, 46 no Senator Rand Paul has not voted yet, but it does not matter,,,she is a done deal......................congratulations are in order....
 

LDB

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Irregardless, LDB comment was uncalled for.
Uncalled for but that didn't stop you from using it for leftism. I remember a time when there was some change in you and a small but noticeable glimmer of possibility. Too bad it's all gone and the old status quo returned.
 

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Uncalled for but that didn't stop you from using it for leftism. I remember a time when there was some change in you and a small but noticeable glimmer of possibility. Too bad it's all gone and the old status quo returned.
Wrong thread for a personal attack.
 
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ATeam

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Did this judge go easy on sex offender sentencing or not? That seems like a pretty easy question to answer since the sentences imposed for specific crimes charged can be specifically quantified by the number of years and months of the sentence.

The Senate Republicans who expressed great interest in this topic compared Jackson's sentences to the federal sentencing guidelines. They did not compare Jackson's numbers to other judges, prosecutor recommendations, defense recommendations or others.

To get a truly informative answer to the question, "did this judge go easy on sex offender sentencing or not?" it seems to me one would develop a spreadsheet listing a number of judges and their sentencing practices, and Jackson's too.

To be fair, the question "easy compared to what?" should be asked. Easy compared to federal guidelines? The Senate Republicans stressed that statistic. Easy compared to other judges? We'd have to complete the spreadsheet to find out.
 
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Ragman

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Did this judge go easy on sex offender sentencing or not? That seems like a pretty easy question to answer since the sentences imposed for specific crimes charged can be specifically quantified by the number of years and months of the sentence.

The Senate Republicans who expressed great interest in this topic compared Jackson's sentences to the federal sentencing guidelines. They did not compare Jackson's numbers to other judges, prosecutor recommendations, defense recommendations or others.

To get a truly informative answer to the question, "did this judge go easy on sex offender sentencing or not?" it seems to me one would develop a spreadsheet listing a number of judges and their sentencing practices, and Jackson's too.

To be fair, the question "easy compared to what?" should be asked. Easy compared to federal guidelines? The Senate Republicans stressed that statistic. Easy compared to other judges? We'd have to complete the spreadsheet to find out.
But that isn't as easy as coming on an internet forum to spread continued crap.
 

muttly

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Did this judge go easy on sex offender sentencing or not? That seems like a pretty easy question to answer since the sentences imposed for specific crimes charged can be specifically quantified by the number of years and months of the sentence.

The Senate Republicans who expressed great interest in this topic compared Jackson's sentences to the federal sentencing guidelines. They did not compare Jackson's numbers to other judges, prosecutor recommendations, defense recommendations or others.

To get a truly informative answer to the question, "did this judge go easy on sex offender sentencing or not?" it seems to me one would develop a spreadsheet listing a number of judges and their sentencing practices, and Jackson's too.

To be fair, the question "easy compared to what?" should be asked. Easy compared to federal guidelines? The Senate Republicans stressed that statistic. Easy compared to other judges? We'd have to complete the spreadsheet to find out.
Shouldn’t it be compared to federal guidelines? since that it the framework they should be using.
What other judges do is largely irrelevant.
 
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Her record speaks for itself.
Shouldn’t it be compared to federal guidelines? since that it the framework they should be using.
What other judges do is largely irrelevant.
Jackson's record is not fake and speaks for itself; there seems to be a pattern established in her sentencing methods. There are several examples of gross deviation from sentencing guidelines that give the guilty offender nothing more than a slap on the wrist rather than what was recommended. The end result for SCOTUS will be a moderately liberal justice being replaced by a radically liberal one.

"The viewpoints expressed by Judge Jackson while on the U.S. Sentencing Commission were apparently put into action once Biden's nominee became a federal judge. According to Hawley's review, "In every single child porn case for which we can find records, Judge Jackson deviated from the federal sentencing guidelines in favor of child porn offenders."
Among the sentencing decisions Hawley reviewed, there were multiple examples of Judge Jackson handing down lesser punishments than what is called for in federal sentencing guidelines."


 
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