Commissioner / Judge Gilbert / New York / Greenville / Washington / D.C. / Phoenix / Washington / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Brigham Young University / Dulles toll road / /
IndustryTerm
law abiding citizens / intellectual energy / technology crimes / law review / law school / technology variations / high tech / law enforcement / criminal law / technology offenses / law enforcement crisis / /
MusicGroup
Vermont / /
Organization
U.S. Sentencing Commission / American Bar Association White Collar Crime Committee / Criminal Law Committee of the Judicial Conference / National Center for Technology and the Law / George Mason Law School / U.S. District Court / Department of Justice / Sentencing Subcommittee / office of the Inspector General / Parole Commission / Criminal Division / Medicare / Congress / Brigham Young University / Justice Department / George Mason University School / Department of Health and Human Services / Sentencing Institute in Phoenix / National White Collar Crime Center / /
Person
Jim Robinson / Reno / Julie Carnes / Mark Flanagan / Laird Kirkpatrick / Michael Block / Michael O'Neill / Vicki Portney / Don Rebovich / Dean Mark Grady / Eric Holder / Michael Goldsmith / Sterling Johnson / Michael Gaines / Deanell Tacha / Phil Gilbert / Neill Steer / James Cole / Jonathan Wroblewski / Well / John Steer / Joe Kendall / Richard L. Johnson / Richard Conaboy / Ruben Castillo / Michael Gelacak / Josh Hochberg / Billy Wilkins / Diana Murphy / /
Position
chair / Judge / professor of law / judge / a prosecutor / Vice Chair / second chair / head / vice chair and judge / Deputy Attorney General / judge / U.S. Attorney / morning keynote speaker / PROFESSOR / Keynote Speaker / director / director of research / Technology Offenses KEYNOTE ADDRESS JUDGE / Deputy Attorney General of the United States / commissioner / defense attorney / a business executive / co-chair / Assistant Professor / chair / preacher / representative / Attorney General / Judge / /
USSC Symposium on Federal Sentencing Policy for Economic Crimes and New Technology Offenses