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Vol. 22, Issue 2, 2005 December 01, 2005 EDT

Can’t Do the Time, Don’t Do the Crime?: Dixon v. State, Statutory Construction, and the Harsh Realities of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Georgia

Suzanne Williams ,
  • constitutionality
  • statutory construction
  • felony
  • sentencing discretion
  • prosecutor
  • first-time offender
  • sentence reform act
  • mandatory sentencing
Georgia State University Law Review
Suzanne Williams, Can’t Do the Time, Don’t Do the Crime?: Dixon v. State, Statutory Construction, and the Harsh Realities of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing in Georgia, 22 Georgia State University Law Review (2005).
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