question archive Some have argued that determinate sentencing is fairer and just and reduces prosecutorial bias
Some have argued that determinate sentencing is fairer and just and reduces prosecutorial bias
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Some have argued that determinate sentencing is fairer and just and reduces prosecutorial bias. Which do you think provides a fairer/more just outcome for potential defendants: prosecutorial discretion and allowing them all of the "freedom" to make charging decisions, sentencing recommendations, power to dismiss, enter into pleas, etc.,? Judicial discretion, or determinate sentencing?
Please use and include any scholarly/peer reviewed or .gov references no older than 5 years. Thank you.
