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A sentencing memorandum is a written argument submitted to the court before sentencing. It presents mitigating factors and argues for a specific sentence.
Key Components
A compelling sentencing memorandum can significantly reduce a federal sentence.
- Personal history and characteristics
- Mitigating circumstances
- Sentencing guidelines analysis
- Comparable case citations
- Letters of support
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