On the recordMay 20, 2009
Well, let me answer first, because across the board you don't need judges if they don't have discretion.
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congress.govWell, let me answer first, because across the board you don't need judges if they don't have discretion.
Rangel argues for the necessity of judicial discretion in sentencing.
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Once again, Mr. Chairman, I thank you for your insight in using the Oversight Committee to help us wrestle with some serious national problems.
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