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1. famm.org › our-work › sentencing-reformSentencing Reform | Families Against Mandatory Minimums ...

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   Apr 25, 2024 · Sentencing reform aims to reflect that and change laws that result in unduly long sentences. Our work focuses on mandatory minimum and sentencing guideline reform.Criminal justice reform starts with sentencing reform.

2. famm.org › famm-truth-in-sentencing-fact-sheetFAMM Truth In Sentencing Fact Sheet | Families Against ...

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   Apr 24, 2024 · Search . Close. Visit our Facebook page. Visit our Twitter page. Visit our YouTube page. Visit our Instagram page. Visit our LinkedIn page. Get Email Alerts. Donate. About Us. Our Work. Second Chances. Sentencing Reform. Prison Reform and Oversight. Issues by State. Policy Resource Library. Get Involved. Donate. Sign up for Emails.

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   What does FAMM do?

   • The USSC proposes new guidelines for new criminal laws and issues guideline “amendments” each year that alter existing guidelines. FAMM participates in the guideline amendment process by testifying before the USSC, providing feedback and analysis of proposed changes, and meeting with USSC commissioners and staff.

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   How does FAMM contribute to the guideline amendment process?

   • FAMM participates in the guideline amendment process by testifying before the USSC, providing feedback and analysis of proposed changes, and meeting with USSC commissioners and staff. Since the guidelines are used to sentence over 80,000 federal offenders each year, our advocacy for more fair guidelines can have a big impact!

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   Is FAMM against mandatory minimums?

   • FAMM is against mandatory minimums for ANY and ALL offenses. Mandatory minimum sentences are set by Congress and state lawmakers. They require judges to impose automatic, minimum prison terms for certain offenses. One-size-fits-all sentences are not based on the individual person and do not take into account each individual’s situation.

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4. famm.org › events › todayEvents | Families Against Mandatory Minimums Foundation

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   May 3, 2024 · Visit our Facebook page; Visit our Twitter page; Visit our YouTube page; Visit our Instagram page; Visit our LinkedIn page

5. interrogatingjustice.org › latest-news › fammFAMM - IJ - Interrogating Justice

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   May 2, 2024 · Newsletter; Justice Impacted Podcast; Contact; ... FAMM. 02 May. FAMM Releases Statement After President Biden Announces Government-wide Re-Entry Reforms, Commutations.

6. stateclemency.orgState Clemency Project

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   3 days ago · Helping others reach freedom. NACDL and FAMM, backed by the NFCJ, have launched the State Clemency Project and are deploying core staff and infrastructure to support clemency initiatives focusing on state inmates.

7. fertilityfriday.com › episode-522FFP 522 | Does Skipping Breakfast Count As Intermittent ...

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   4 days ago · This episode is sponsored by FAMM, the Fertility Awareness Mastery Mentorship program! Use this link to join the waiting list for our next round!! Today’s episode is also sponsored by Lisa’s newest book Real Food for Fertility , co-authored with Lily Nichols.

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   May 2, 2024 · FAMM, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and other advocates are currently recruiting attorneys to work on compassionate release motions for vulnerable incarcerated individuals. Our project also seeks compassionate release for individuals whose excessive sentences would be lower today due to intervening changes in the law.