On the recordOctober 11, 2011
A criminal committing a Federal crime should receive similar punishment regardless of whether the crime was committed in Richmond, Virginia, or Richmond, California.
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congress.govA criminal committing a Federal crime should receive similar punishment regardless of whether the crime was committed in Richmond, Virginia, or Richmond, California.
Emphasizing the need for uniformity in federal sentencing.
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