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- Comments to USSC on Proposed Priorities for the 2024 Amendment Cycle (August 2023)
- Comments to USSC on Retroactivity of the Criminal History Amendment (June 2023)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed Amendments to Guidelines, Policy Statements & Commentary (March 2023)
- Statement to USSC on Proposed Guideline Amendments Related to Acquitted Conduct (February 2023)
- Comments to the USSC on Priorities for the 2023 Amendment Cycle (October 2022)
- Letter to the USSC on Priorities for the 2019 Amendment Cycle (August 2018)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2017 Amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines (February 2017)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2016 Amendments (March 2016)
- Written Statement to USSC on Proposed Amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines (November 2015)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2015 Amendments (March 2015)
- Comments to USSC on Retroactivity of Amendment 3 (July 2014)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2014 Amendments (March 2014)
- Letter to the USSC on Priorities for the 2014 Amendment Cycle (July 2013)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2013 Amendments (March 2013)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2012 Amendments (March 2012)
- Statement to USSC on Federal Sentencing Since the Booker Decision (February 2012)
- Statement to the USSC on Applying the Fair Sentencing Act Retroactively (June 2011)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2011 Amendments (March 2011)
- Statement to USSC on Proposed Permanent Amendments to the Guidelines (March 2011)
- Comments to USSC on Fair Sentencing Act of 2010 (October 2010)
- Statement to the U.S. Sentencing Commission on Federal Mandatory Minimum Sentencing (May 2010)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2010 Amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines (March 2010)
- Comments to USSC on Cocaine and Federal Sentencing Policy (November 2006)
- Comments on USSC Sentence Reduction Motions (July 2006)
- Coalition Comments to USSC on Proposed 2006 Amendments (March 2006)
- Testimony to USSC on Amending Commentary on Waiving Attorney-Client Privilege (March 2006)
- Coalition Comments to the USSC on Priorities for the 2006 Amendment Cycle (August 2005)
- Letter to the USSC on Proposed 2005 Amendments in Light of the Booker Decision (March 2005)
- Comments with the Electronic Frontier Foundation to USSC on CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 (March 2004)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2004 Amendments (February 2004)
- Statement to USSC on Proposed Amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines (March 2003)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 2003 Amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines (March 2003)
- Coalition Letter to USSC on Cocaine Sentencing (February 2003)
- Statement to USSC on Proposed Amendments to the Sentencing Guidelines (March 2002)
- Statement to the U.S. Sentencing Commission on Proposed Ecstasy Sentencing Guidelines (March 2001)
- Comments to USSC on Proposed 1997-1998 Amendments (April 1998)
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1997-1998 Amendments (April 1997)
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1997 Amendments (March 1997) - Part II
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1997 Amendments (March 1997) - Part I
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1997 Emergency Amendments (February 1997)
- Letter on USSC Proposed 1997 Emergency Amendments (February 1997)
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1997 Amendments (December 1996)
- Comments on USSC Rules of Practice and Procedure (December 1996)
- Comments to USSC on the Federal 100-to-1 Crack-Powder Cocaine Sentencing Disparity (April 1995)
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1994 Amendments (March 1994)
- Comments on USSC Proposed 1993 Amendments (March 1993)
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